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Wasn't all of this gone over back in March ?
http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22342&highlight=rs232errors
In fact, this was your thread.

Different chip, different month, differ ...

Can anyone get this code to compile in 3.224 without the compiler complaining that rs232_errors doesn't exist?

#include <18F4620.h>
#device ICD=TRUE
#fuses intrc,nowdt,nobrownout,nolvp,nopr ...

Talked with Kampurath at CCS and he found a workaround for the jump problem. He had me alter the ICD style for the 18Fx620 using the device editor, such that the forced fuses included NOSTVREN instea ...

1) It does point to main starting, but the actual jump moves the program counter to 002A, not 0068.

2) The compiler implicitly adds the necessary ICD code when we enter debug mode. I generally kee ...

When I debug the following program (PIC-C v3.223, ICD FW v1.39), and reset while looking at the listing, then step, I'm observing that the first instruction, GOTO 0068, does not actually go to 0068. ...

It's still tough to get this into a smaller, compilable program, but I found a workaround. The variables stopPoint and i are both unsigned int8.

Here's the listing of the erroneous section:
..... ...

Post a program that we can compile. Post your compiler version.

I knew you were gonna say that.

I can't reproduce the problem yet using anything other than the ginormous program in question. ...

(ok, so I got the subject line wrong...)

This line,parserState = opcode; compiles to 3D64: MOVLW 04
3D66: MOVWF xC5.

(opcode is the 5th member of an enum)

The symbol map shows parserState at location 0x0C5. But instead, 0 ...

The answer!

From CCS Tech Support:
The problem is the compiler expects the ID in a #serialize to be all upper case if #case is active. This will be fixed in the next release. Meanwhile make the ...

The answer!

From CCS Tech Support:
The problem is the compiler expects the ID in a #serialize to be all upper case if #case is active. This will be fixed in the next release. Meanwhile make the ...

I've decided to give #serialize another try, but still can't get it to work. Wrote my code as follows:

unsigned int32 getUnitID() {
const unsigned int32 serialNumA = 200;
#ser ...

Not sure what you mean by a "block". The placement shown below
stops the warnings.

#include <16F877.h>
#fuses XT, NOWDT, NOPROTECT, BROWNOUT, PUT, NOLVP
#use delay(clock = 4000000& ...

Not sure what you mean by a "block". The placement shown below
stops the warnings.

"Block" = the habit of including #ignore_warnings NONE after any #ignore_warnings x directive.

*smack* I' ...

Is there a way to ignore this warning? Wrapping my #use rs232 declarations in an #ignore_warnings 202 block doesn't seem to do the trick. I keep "errors" in those declarations because it's my unders ...