I posted a message yesterday about a syntax battle I am
having with gpsim when trying to add a stimulus file. I want to
make a square wave on one of the PIC pins, high for so many
cycles, low for so many more cycles.

	After posting the message, I discovered that I had an
extra , at the end of the list of events but that only moved the
error to a new spot. The stimulus reads as follows:

stimulus asynchronous_stimulus

initial_state 1
start_cycle 8000000

period 838
#419 cycles low then 419 high.

{ 419, 0,
  838, 1
}
name t1
t1 attached to rb0
________________________________________

This looks similar to the examples for .stc files found in the
gpsim source. I simply changed it to fit what I needed here.

	As it stands, it should deliver the square wave
indefinitely but when I try to run it, the error occurs
immediately after the } when applying the name.
Here is what happens:


gpsim - the GNUPIC simulator
version: Release 0.26.1


type help for help
**gpsim> ***ERROR: syntax error, unexpected SYMBOL_T, expecting EOLN_T whil=
e par
sing:
't1'

It's obviously very confused at this point.

	gpsim seems otherwise to do exactly what it should be
doing.

Martin
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