LPC812 BASIC breakout - CPU Define

[FIREWALL]

I have been playing around with the latest version of the BASICtools and I noticed that
LPC812 is not being auto defined by the pre-compiler the way LPC1756 gets defined for the SuperPro.

Here is where I am seeing the error. If I add:

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#elif defined LPC812
	#define LED_PIN  7

to the top of BLINKY.bas
the compiler still gets into the "catch all" error case

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#error undefined CPU type, please install new BASICtools from www.coridium.us/Support.php

Is there something I need to do to enable the auto add of the LPC812, or is this a bug?
-Dan


EDIT: (here is the ID string of the breakout board and the BASICtools I am using (to verify that I have the latest tools etc) I downloaded the BASICtools within the last week.

on start-up the breakout board displays

Welcome to ARMbasic Kernel[8.28] with Floating Point Copyright 2013, Coridium Corp.
for LPC800 family

the "About BASICtools" dialog shows

ARMbasic[9.28]
BASICtools[5.19]

[basicchip]

It's actually being defined as LPC0812

[FIREWALL]

Yes, indeed LPC0812 is defined. However the following files are then erroneously looking for LPC812 (not LPC0812) to be defined:

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BASIClib\CORIDIUM_PCB.bas
BASIClib\COUNTER.bas
BASIClib\HWPWM8.bas
BASIClib\ONEWIRE.bas
BASIClib\RTC.bas
Examples\GPIO_INT8.bas
Examples\MRTIMER.bas
Examples\PORT-RD.bas
Examples\PORT-WR.bas
Examples\SCTIMER.bas
Examples\TIMER1.bas
Examples\TIMER2.bas
Examples\TIMER3.bas
Examples\TIMER8.bas

and LPC0812 is not used in any of the BASIClib or Example files

-Dan

[basicchip]

I'll change that in BASICtools which is where that is defined. And I'll give you credit for a compiler bug.

[basicchip]

This version of BASICtools does a #define LPC812 rather than LPC0812

BASICtools.exe

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