Dwayne
- 24th June 2004, 20:00
Hello folks,
Lets start with what I have.. ok?
I have the 99 dollar melab programmer with melab software. (It says melabs programmer on the window line).
I am using the Cdlite IDE for my editor, and using PBP V 2.43? for basic compiler.
Now with that said, i have tried numberous times to use the @ DEFINE in my *.bas program, and it does not work.
I have my melabs programmer defaulted under "Options" as
Update Configuration Checked
What else must I do to make the melabs programmer automatcially change to the correct chip and defaults?
I have shorten the @DEFINE down to something small..and tried the following:
@ DEFINE M12F675,XT_OSC
@ DEFINE 12F675,XT_OSC
@DEFINE M12F675,XT_OSC
@DEFINE 12F675,XT_OSC
DEFINE 12F675,XT_OSC
and FINALLY got the following to compile without ERROR:
DEFINE M12F675,XT_OSC
(notice there is no @ sign).
I finally got it to compile, but the melabs does not switch to XT_OSC
I figured I am missing something... I dont know what yet...
I would appreciate any help!
Dwayne
Lets start with what I have.. ok?
I have the 99 dollar melab programmer with melab software. (It says melabs programmer on the window line).
I am using the Cdlite IDE for my editor, and using PBP V 2.43? for basic compiler.
Now with that said, i have tried numberous times to use the @ DEFINE in my *.bas program, and it does not work.
I have my melabs programmer defaulted under "Options" as
Update Configuration Checked
What else must I do to make the melabs programmer automatcially change to the correct chip and defaults?
I have shorten the @DEFINE down to something small..and tried the following:
@ DEFINE M12F675,XT_OSC
@ DEFINE 12F675,XT_OSC
@DEFINE M12F675,XT_OSC
@DEFINE 12F675,XT_OSC
DEFINE 12F675,XT_OSC
and FINALLY got the following to compile without ERROR:
DEFINE M12F675,XT_OSC
(notice there is no @ sign).
I finally got it to compile, but the melabs does not switch to XT_OSC
I figured I am missing something... I dont know what yet...
I would appreciate any help!
Dwayne