If you are using CVASM 5.8 or earlier, you need to have a "Device"
directive before anything else in your source code and the device
directive (or ANY directives in CVASM) cannot begin at the first
position of a new line (use a TAB or Space).
If you are using CVASM 6.0, you will need to put a processor "include"
directive at the beginning of your code, and delete the "Device"
directive. As with earlier versions of CVASM, all directives cannot
begin at the first position of a new line.
To find out which version you are using, assemble with the "/L"
command-line switch. This will cause the assembler to generate a list
file with the same prefix as the source file, which identifies the
version.
Enjoy!
Jamie
Jason wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Just wondering if someone out there could help me out.
>
> I have a source code witten for the PIC16f84 microchip. In the source it
> states:
> ; -->Parallax code -- Use spasm to assemble.
>
> Unfortunately I have tried using the command line spasm software (
http://tech-tools.com/cvasm16.htm), but have
> had zero luck. I know the code is correct, but I have no idea what I am
> doing wrong.
>
> The output i am getting when I try to assemble it is:
>
> ": illegal mnemonic/operand combination" line after line
>
> All help would be GREATLY appreciated...
>
> Thanks in advance..
>
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