few operands ('bclr lmot_dir')
>
> I also tried using LATE,0 in the define and the code with the same
> results. Why is giving a custom name
> to a port pin in ASM30 such an ordeal. I can just use BCLR PORTE, #0 and
> it works fine but a clearly
> defined name for the pin makes for readable code.
>

I think that's it! You need to tell it that it's a literal, so you use #0
instead of 0. This has caught me before on writing for the 24H. So, maybe
something like this works:

#define LED LATE,#0

then do

    blcr LATE

Note that I think you should use LATE instead of PORTE to avoid read
modify write issues. LATE is the internal output latch, so it reads THAT,
modifies it, then writes it back to the latch. It does not care what the
actual pin is doing (which using PORT does do).

Harold



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