#ID generates compiler internal error

[SherpaDoug]

Does anyone use the #ID compiler directive?

I am trying to resurrect a system which compiled and ran fine under PCB version 2.213 around 1998. It uses the #ID directive to put the serial number in the ID bit of the PIC (16C58B).

I have everything working except the #ID line:
#ID 0 , 1 , 4 , 2

gives:
--- Info 300 "C:\Users\Douglas\Desktop\TXR_Pcal\TXR0142.cal" Line 29(4,6): More info: ** Access violation at address 042D0101 in module 'PCB.dll'. Read of address 00000000
*** Error 44 "C:\Users\Douglas\Desktop\TXR_Pcal\TXR0142.cal" Line 29(4,6): Internal Error - Contact CCS

Does anyone know of an easy fix or do I have to contact CCS?
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[PCM programmer]

It compiled OK for me after I removed the spaces. Example:

[Ttelmah]

and I remember a similar thread a while back where the spaces caused an issue. Interesting, since you would expect the compiler to simply skip 'whitespace', but it looks as if the old one did, and the new one doesn't....

[SherpaDoug]

It seems to be specifically the spaces after the digits and before the commas that are the problem.
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