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mystified
- 29th August 2007, 05:04
what does nolist mean?
why will it not compile?
It come out of the include file.
I'm a newbee.

mackrackit
- 29th August 2007, 16:02
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showpost.php?p=36169&postcount=6

mystified
- 9th September 2007, 02:23
are there books on microcode studio plus?

mackrackit
- 9th September 2007, 03:12
are there books on microcode studio plus?
You will want books on Pic Basic. Microcode Studio is just a tool that some use with Pic Basic.
MPLAB works just as well and I would guess there are others (ICPROG?). These are just ways to change Pic Basic code into Assembly so it can then be changed into machine lanquage and then sent to the chip.

Here is a link to some Pic Basic books. http://www.melabs.com/products/books/

But to get started, read the manual, read every post on this forum(a little time each day), and when you have a problem ask detailed questions.

Start small and blink an LED ,( the first thing I do on EVERY new project is blink an LED or two to make sure all is set up correctly). Then work your way up.

Do you have a project in mind?

Archangel
- 10th September 2007, 01:45
what does nolist mean?
why will it not compile?
It come out of the include file.
I'm a newbee.
Newbies always welcome, questions are easier to answer when you post your code. For instance, your question, "why will it not compile"? Really hard to tell without seeing what you are trying to compile. I doubt as a newbie you have written anything patent worthy yet, so let go of the secret, and post and you WILL RECIEVE some help.
JS

mystified
- 10th September 2007, 03:38
does mplab use pic basic or assembly code?

mackrackit
- 10th September 2007, 03:47
By default it uses assembly but can be setup for use with PBP.

This link tells how. http://www.melabs.com/support/mplab.htm

Just be careful when you add to the environment path in windows, other than that it is easy to setup.

MPLAB is all I use and I try to avoid assembly.