26.07.2011, 09:07
Any line starting with # is reserved for the compiler directives. The compiler directives are commands that tell the compiler to do a task.
You having the line "#===============" is telling the compiler to execute its internal "===============" command (directive). This command doesn't exist, hence "unknown directive".
You having the line "#===============" is telling the compiler to execute its internal "===============" command (directive). This command doesn't exist, hence "unknown directive".