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On Tue, 5 Feb 2013 21:42:00 +0100, G?l Zsolt wrote:
:: As I know C language is case sensitive, so the problem could be
:: solved
:: by using UPPERCASE for register names ( for example: ANSEL, PORTB,
:: TRISB, INTCON ).

I'm a little confused, in the Microchip, Mikroelektronica and FED header=20
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error that the variable/register can't be found.

Why can't you just write the registers in capitals, or have I misunderstood=
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something?

Colin
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