I installed again Hi-Tech C and now all is ok, thanks
Renzo

2011/3/17 Oli Glaser <oli.glaser@talktalk.net>:
> On 17/03/2011 08:27, RG wrote:
>> I followed the suggestion of =A0 Kerry Wentworth<kwentworth@skunkworksnh=
..com>:
>> =A0 Change
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> =A0#include<p18f13k50.h>
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> =A0to
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >>> =A0#include "p18f13k50.h"
>> But using #include "htc.c" instead there is always an error: Error
>> [730] d:\Programmi\HI-TECH
>> Software\PICC-18\PRO\9.65\include\pic18f1xk50.h; 16. bad op "]".
>>
>> Problably there are something wrong in code for this processor.
>
> It should be htc.h not htc.c
> Something does not quite add up here - out of curiosity I just tried
> compiling =A0here using 18F13K50 and Hi-Tech v9.63, and it works fine wit=
h
> <htc.h>. My code was literally:
> #include <htc.h>
> void main()
> {
> }
>
> Alternatively for C18:
>
> #include <p18cxxx.h>
> void main()
> {
> }
>
> Are you sure you have the Language Toolsuite set correctly when you try
> the different headers?
> For Hi-Tech you can use <htc.h> for all
> For C18 you can use <p18cxxx.h> for all
>
> I would try starting with a blank project, and rather than copying any
> missing headers into your project directory, set the project search
> directories (include, linker etc) correctly.
> If it still does not work, then maybe try reinstalling Hi-Tech.
>
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