Matthew Mucker wrote:
> Doh... I solved it.
>
> I had "myotherfile.asm" both as an #include from my main file, AND as a
> source file in my project.  
>
>   
This is bad: the file extension for include file is ".inc" for assembler 
and ".h" for C.
Why?
> When the compiler went to compile the file as a file in my project it did so
> without the symbols defined in the first file.
>
> I removed the file as a source file in the project but kept it as an
> #include and got the expected behavior. It all makes perfect sense to me
> now!
>   
Because
an include file present in the project is not compiled, like an .asm, 
but the ide checks his date/time to know what asm must be recompiled.


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