For the 16F1615 and 1619 you need MPASM 5.59 or higher.
I've got MPASMX v3.55 installed, it comes with v5.72 of the assembler and the assembler works fine with PBP3 as far as I can see. The Device...
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For the 16F1615 and 1619 you need MPASM 5.59 or higher.
I've got MPASMX v3.55 installed, it comes with v5.72 of the assembler and the assembler works fine with PBP3 as far as I can see. The Device...
And I've written a post about how to setup the IPE command line tool in MicroCodeStudio, here it is. It then becomes a seamless one click compile and program that works with any and all PIC that...
You're just all over the place aren't you, 3-4 compilers, 2-3 devlopement systems, different IDEs, different bootloaders - it must be confusing. It is for me, trying to follow along what you're...
Actually, the bootloader doesn't know a thing about which compiler you used to generate the .hex file so it should work equally well with Proton, Swordfish, C18, MicroPascal or any other compiler but...
Yes, it'll work with PPB but you still need a real device programmer to get the bootloader into the chip the first time.
With Microcode Loader comes a bunch of .hex files, matched for specific...
I've gotten away with using the "normal" MicroCodeLoader and the stock Amicus/Proton loader on my Amicus18 boards. But after "upgrading" to Windows 10 the Amicus loader no longer works due to its non...
I think "ALL" 16F and 18F might be taking it slightly too far as the PIC still needs to be able to "self write" AND it needs to have an UART. But what Dave is aiming at is the UMC bootloader in...
When you buy or download PBP you get an integrated development environment (IDE) called MicroCodeStudio or MCSX for short. There's a Standard version and a "Plus" version. You get the Standard...