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cannot compile with new version

 
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Ed Arnold



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cannot compile with new version
PostPosted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 2:37 pm     Reply with quote

I recently purchased a 1 year maintenance with CCS. My old version was 3.148. Now I am trying to compile code that worked perfectly with 3.148, but doesn't compile with 3.191 or 3.202. I get the error "cannot change device type this far into code". Well, the new compile window seems to be showing that it runs thru several thousand lines of code just to show me an error at the first line of the first included file. I use a header file for every project I do. Look at the following:

Code:

Main Project File
///***********************************************************///
///                    TOKEN MANAGER MAIN                     ///
///***********************************************************///
///                    AUTHOR:  Ed Arnold                     ///
///                   VERSION:  1.31.5                        ///
///              LAST UPDATED:  2/20/04                       ///
///            Copyright(c) E.D.S. 2001-2004                  ///
///***********************************************************///
//>Header files............................................
#include <TM442.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <bcd.h>
//>Interrupt Service Routines..............................
#include <s_isr.c>
#include <rt_events.c>


Code:

///*********************************************************///
///                   TM 442 HEADER                         ///
///*********************************************************///
///                  AUTHOR:  Ed Arnold                     ///
///                  VERSION:  1.30e                        ///
///             LAST UPDATED:  5/12/03                      ///
///            Copyright(c) EDS 2001-2003                   ///
///*********************************************************///

#include <18C442.h>
#device PIC18C442 *=16<---ERROR HILIGHTS HERE
#fuses HS,NOWDT,NOPROTECT,PUT
#define MHz(x)  x##000000
#use delay(clock=MHz(16))
#priority rda, rtcc
#zero_ram
#define version "1.31"

//OS GLOBALS....................................................................


So, why would this code compile before with no errors and produce this error now.

Thanks,

Ed Arnold
Ed Arnold



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Problem Solved
PostPosted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 3:24 pm     Reply with quote

Okay, that was easy. The compiler must have seen two #device directives and produced an error. 1 directive was in my header file and the other was in the devices' header file.

Ed Arnold
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