> Why is there a warning on the __CONFIG directive?
Well, Microchip (and thus gputils) probably decided to change syntax
and semantics of the __CONFIG directive from a simple
__CONFIG <VALUE>
to a more flexible
CONFIG <KEY> = <VALUE>
style. To give compiler vendors and assembly-by-hand writers time to
adjust, they deprecated the old style, probably in order to drop
support for the old style completely in a future release. I will at
some point in time have to look into this and adjust sdcc's output to
match the new syntax -- before that, I should probably decide to learn
what <KEY> and <VALUE> are supposed to be ;-)
Until gpasm bails out with an error ("__CONFIG directive is not
supported/recognized"), the old style should continue to work nicely
-- except for the warning.
Kind regards,
Raphael
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