James Newton wrote:

> Thanks Gerhard, how are you invoking the compiler? I'm just pressing
> the rebuild button or selecting "Project / Rebuild" in MPLAB...

Command line, and the command line was included with my output:

>> Compiles here with PICC 9.60 (leave out the -V to see less output):
>>=20
>> [D:\Projects\Gerhard\test]picc --CHIP=3D12F675 -V James.c
>> [...]

> but my output looks quite different:

Probably mostly due to you using a different version. Also there are
many more command line arguments:

> Executing: "D:\Program Files\HI-TECH Software\PICC\9.80\bin\picc.exe"
> -opulsegen.cof -mpulsegen.map --summary=3Ddefault,-psect,-class,+mem,-hex
> --output=3Ddefault,-inhx032 pulsegen.p1 --chip=3D12F675 -P
> --runtime=3Ddefault,+clear,+init,-keep,+osccal,-download,-resetbits,-stac=
kcall
> ,+clib --opt=3Ddefault,+asm,+debug,-speed,+space,9 -v --warn=3D0 -D__DEBU=
G=3D1
> --debugger=3Dpickit2 --double=3D24 --float=3D24 --addrqual=3Dignore -g --=
asmlist
> "--errformat=3DError   [%n] %f; %l.%c %s" "--msgformat=3DAdvisory[%n] %s"
> "--warnformat=3DWarning [%n] %f; %l.%c %s"=20

Rather than diving into such a command line and trying to fully
understand all consequences of every last bit of it, in such a case I
tend to try the raw command line with minimal options to see whether the
problem is with the GUI integration or the code/compiler.

Gerhard
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