For both gpasm1.5.0-1 and 1.4.2, I get Error 133: file format INHX32 required. Doc says that's the default. Using "-a inhx32" doesn't fix it. Neither does using "--hex-format inhx32". Using "INHX32" (upper case) doesn't help, either.
The device is PIC 16F18877; the line which seems to prompt the message is
CONFIG BOREN=OFF,RSTOSC=EXT1X,FEXTOSC=HS,WDTE=OFF,CP=OFF,PWRTE=ON,LVP=OFF
In the 18877 the config bits are at location 0x8007 which is more than 32K, so a 32-bit file format is definitely required. But why the msg if inhx32 is the default? And why doesn't specifying inhx32 make the msg go away?
Thanks,
--Steve
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For both gpasm1.5.0-1 and 1.4.2, I get Error 133: file format INHX32 required. Doc says that's the default. Using "-a inhx32" doesn't fix it. Neither does using "--hex-format inhx32". Using "INHX32" (upper case) doesn't help, either.
The device is PIC 16F18877; the line which seems to prompt the message is
CONFIG BOREN=OFF,RSTOSC=EXT1X,FEXTOSC=HS,WDTE=OFF,CP=OFF,PWRTE=ON,LVP=OFF
In the 18877 the config bits are at location 0x8007 which is more than 32K, so a 32-bit file format is definitely required. But why the msg if inhx32 is the default? And why doesn't specifying inhx32 make the msg go away?
Thanks,
--Steve