- #Proteus for mplab x ide not working how to
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- #Proteus for mplab x ide not working simulator
#pragma config IOL1WAY = ON // PPS IOLOCK Set Only Once Enable bit (Once set, the IOLOCK bit cannot be cleared) #pragma config I2C1SEL = DISABLE // Alternate I2C1 enable bit (I2C1 uses SCL1 and SDA1 pins) #pragma config PLLDIV = DISABLED // USB 96 MHz PLL Prescaler Select bits (PLL Disabled) #pragma config DSSWEN = ON // DSEN Bit Enable (Deep Sleep is controlled by the register bit DSEN) #pragma config DSWDTEN = ON // Deep Sleep Watchdog Timer Enable (DSWDT Enabled) #pragma config DSBOREN = ON // Deep Sleep BOR Enable bit (DSBOR Enabled) #pragma config DSWDTOSC = LPRC // DSWDT Reference Clock Select (DSWDT uses LPRC as reference clock) #pragma config DSWDTPS = DSWDTPS1F // Deep Sleep Watchdog Timer Postscale Select bits (1:68719476736 (25.7 Days)) PIC24FJ128GA204 Configuration Bit Settings (I am starting to believe it does not exist.) Does anybody know of or have an example or sample to share?
If there is even one example out there of a simple project that can compile and execute assembly code, I can use it.
#Proteus for mplab x ide not working code
I only want to get that assembly code to execute on the PIC24F and I don't care how. I don't know what it is - that is the root question.įundamentally I could care less whether it is 100% assembly or called from C or Fortran or via an old Howdy-Doody TV show rerun or anything. It does not have the proper headers or declares or whatever-it-needs.ĥ) When I attempt to embed this file into a simple C project, it compiles but does not execute on the target chip.Ħ) I need to create a header, or a call, or a graduated-fiddlesig*.ħ) * A graduated-fiddlesig is this undefined entity that causes an assembly file to be compiled and executed. It works on older 16 bit processors.Ĥ) When I create an MPLAB-X project and add this assembly file it will not compile.
#Proteus for mplab x ide not working how to
In fact I *need* to use it, as I have promised two companies that I will develop code with these PIC24FJ chips, and now that my old MPLAB IDE v7.xx won't support these newer, better chips, I am screwed unless I figure out how to get this d$%& MPLAB-X software to do what the old 7.xx software did so well.assembly.ġ) I wish to write an assembly program for PIC24F.ģ) I have a file with assembly code written. I have successfully developed many applications in Microchip Assembly for various dsPICs and I am comfortable with it, I will be able to kik-ass with it, so I want to use it. Once I have control over the chip I am confident I can get it to do all kinds of tricks for me.įor those who would just recommend I use C, Insult me if you must, but I am not good in C, I don't really get it, I used it for work but I don't like it, never did, never will. That really is all I need to get started. I figure it should be in a header or build file or something but what do I need to add and where? All my dreams would come true if somebody has a project example that does something simple in assembly such as flip an LED on a PIC24 that will compile and run with MPLAB-X.
It compiles but shows no errors, and runs but doesn't execute any assembly code (which would take over and flash an LED and never return.) I didn't expect it to though, as I have never seen how to "declare" or tell the software to run this assembly. s file to the project with some assembly code. I would switch brands but I already have board designs committed to PIC24s. Microchip of course brags all over the place it can be done but doesn't seem to show me how! Seems they are really trying to screw the assembly coders out there. I can't seem to figure out how to get a Microchip Demo C program to call and execute assembly code. Of course that is written in C (might as well be Greek). I have a sample code that downloads and runs correctly on the unit (a PIC24F Curiosity Development board).
I want to program a PIC24FJGA204 chip using MPLAB-X IDE (v4.00).
#include "mcc_generated_files/mcc.Please excuse me if this was mentioned and addressed already, I looked and looked and didn't find anything.
#Proteus for mplab x ide not working update
We can now update our main code to do something simple to test the UART output.
#Proteus for mplab x ide not working simulator
Then go on the project settings and enable the UART output window in the simulator We are going to start by creating a new project using MCC which drives the UART on the PIC16F18875. The first trick is to enable the UART output window in the IDE.
#Proteus for mplab x ide not working serial
This is how you can use the IDE to debug your serial command line interface code using stimulus files and the UART OUTPUT window. There is more information on the developer help site here It is actually very powerful and useful for testing and debugging code which will run on your board and interact with the outside world via external stimuli. One feature of MPLAB-X which is not nearly used enough is the Simulator.