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I managed it to work in other game by replacing the < symbol with =.
You mean instead of:IF X < LEFTEDGE LET X = RIGHTEDGETo:IF X = LEFTEDGE LET X = RIGHTEDGE
Looks like you're running an old version of the CPC compiler, 0.7.2. The latest version should display 0.7.3. Make sure you're using the most recent CompilerCPC.exe and the WINH error will disappear.
They are the ones included on last version I downloaded from https://jonathan-cauldwell.itch.io/multi-platform-arcade-game-designer/devlog/77278/version-074-released. I also downloaded 64bit version to replace the compiler file but the same 0.7.2 version is shown in the console.
This is weird. I just downloaded the latest 64-bit version myself to make sure I'm not going mad and CompilerCPC.exe does show 0.7.3. Are you sure you didn't download the previous version by mistake?
Here's the 32-bit CompilerCPC.exe
puts( "AGD Compiler for Amstrad CPC464 version 0.7.3" ); puts( "(C) Jonathan Cauldwell March 2019" );
I just checked latest 64bit version (580k) and 32bit version (21 MB) - in both the source code of CompilerCPC claims to be a Code: [Select] puts( "AGD Compiler for Amstrad CPC464 version 0.7.3" ); puts( "(C) Jonathan Cauldwell March 2019" );