>I am finally getting my act together and playing with these PICs. I am using
>Linux at home. I use mpasm under a DOS EMU environment. All seemed to be
>working untill I tried using the INCLUDE statement. It seems no mater
>what syntax I use I always get a :
>
>Cannot open file (Include File "G:\MTTEST\P16C84.INC")
>
>I have tried all of these syntax methods (and more)
>
>        #include "P16C84.INC"
>        #include "g:\mytest\p16c84.inc"
>        include <g:\mytest\p16c84.inc>
>        include "G:\MYTEST\P16C84.INC"
>

> I am using the MKS Toolkit under DOS, and I use the following line in my
> code with no problems:
>
>         include "c:/mplab/p16c62a.inc"
>
> Note the FORWARD slashes.  I am still running the (old I guesss) MPLAB
> v3.22.02 but I think the newer version should be the same.  Give the forward
> slashes a try.
>
> >I am finally getting my act together and playing with these PICs. I am using
> >Linux at home. I use mpasm under a DOS EMU environment. All seemed to be
> >working untill I tried using the INCLUDE statement. It seems no mater
> >what syntax I use I always get a :
> >
> >Cannot open file (Include File "G:\MTTEST\P16C84.INC")
> >
> >I have tried all of these syntax methods (and more)
> >
> >        #include "P16C84.INC"
> >        #include "g:\mytest\p16c84.inc"
> >        include <g:\mytest\p16c84.inc>
> >        include "G:\MYTEST\P16C84.INC"
> >

>
> I am finally getting my act together and playing with these PICs. I am using
> Linux at home. I use mpasm under a DOS EMU environment. All seemed to be
> working untill I tried using the INCLUDE statement. It seems no mater
> what syntax I use I always get a :
>
> Cannot open file (Include File "G:\MTTEST\P16C84.INC")
>
> I have tried all of these syntax methods (and more)
>
>         #include "P16C84.INC"
>         #include "g:\mytest\p16c84.inc"
>         include <g:\mytest\p16c84.inc>
>         include "G:\MYTEST\P16C84.INC"
>
> Here is my setup:
>
> Linux 2.0.33
> dosemu 0.66
> mpasm 2.01
>
> Is there anyone out there using mpasm under a dosemu environment. I am
> open to other options when it comes to compiling under Linux as well.
>
> I use picprog as my serial port burner and a LudiPIPo programmer.