6.1.9.18 Errorlevel Directive

The ERRORLEVEL directive can be used to control all error, warning, and advisory messages issued by the PIC Assembler.

The directive takes a comma-separated list of arguments, where each argument has the following meaning.


Argument	Affect	Pragma equivalent
`0`	Enables all advisory and warning messages
`1`	Disables all advisory messages
`2`	Disables all advisory and warning messages
`-msg`	Disables the indicated advisory or warning message number. If `msg` is a warning that was promoted to an error, it will be disabled. If `msg` is an error message, the assembler will issue an error.	`#pragma warning disable msg`
`+msg`	Enables the indicated advisory or warning message number. If `msg` is an error message, then it is ignored.	`#pragma warning enable msg`
`!msg`	Promotes the indicated warning message number to an error. If `msg` is not a warning, then the option is ignored. If `msg` was previously disabled, the message will remain suppressed. If a disabled `msg` is later re-enabled, the warning will be issued as an error, as required.	`#pragma warning error msg`
`push`	Preserve the current state of warning messages.	`#pragma warning push`
`pop`	Restore the state of the warning messages to that last pushed.	`#pragma warning pop`

For example, ERRORLEVEL -1522 will disable any warning message numbered 1522 produced by the assembler.

Error messages cannot be disabled using this directive.