why compiler always stop in #device ADC=10

[Monk9514524]

hello guys

I have a problem that my program doesn't compile.
Always stop in the #device ADC=10
and the complier show me the error "Can not change this device into this code". What happen?

Did anybody have run into this ?

[asmboy]

post enough info for it to be figured out.
FACTS needed
1- what pic ?
2- your compiler version
3- enough of your source code that shows all this
starting from you top of file includes

then a good answer can be given

but a first guess is that you are programming a pic with only 8 bit A/D hardware.

[Ttelmah]

The error message is what you will get, if you include almost anything except the processor definition file and fuses before this line.
Order:

Processor definition file
Fuse declarations
Device settings
Clock settings
RS232, SPI etc. setups.

Only then start including the library files

Then the main code
Obviously, lines 2,3,4,5, can themselves be combined into a single include file, but the order must basically remain the same.

Best Wishes

[asmboy]

you can also try this :

1- find the .H file for your pic

the first executable line should look like this

#DEVICE=16F886

2- edit it to be:
#DEVICE=16F886 ADC=10

3- then remove the isolated #DEVICE ADC=10 from your main prog file
AND compile again

otherwise - submit more info

[PCM programmer]

You don't have to edit the .H file. See the sample code in this thread
which shows how to use the A/D:
http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32168