It is globally defined. That would be a good first assumption though.

I also note 3 more errors with lite-C

1. #define substitution is not working
2. Switch...Case statements fail to compile
3. ++ syntax is not known either

According to the supplied manual, these are all valid in lite-C. Could it be an issue with having the free version I'm testing? I didn't see these limitations documented anywhere. Then again, I'm probably just missing something silly. That happens a lot as well.