Compile then test with Proteus?
Can i compile these without a programmer in place and "test"them in proteus sim first or not
sorry if its a stupid question. but after a year of trying and over 50 pics later i am about to bin the lot and take up golf (with is even more boring than spending hours writing something only to blow a chip)
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Yes you can, Proteus will try to do his best with any .HEX file. Not sure how to deal with Source Code debuging if possible at all.
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I think "golf" might be a little extreme, now go paint the kitchen so you can watch the paint dryOriginally Posted by allenf
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What are you trying to do? What are you "driving" with the PIC?
PICs are actually quite rugged. You can't really blow them up solely by writing "bad" code, there must be some hardware problem which, perhaps in conjunction with bad code, destroys them. (Like having two outputs tied together and driving one high and the other low (not sure that would actually destroy it either but it's not good))
I've played with these things for ~15 years and I honestly can't remember ever destroying one except when I accidently powered one with 24V.
If you're doing high power stuff (like the ever so popular 3-phase inverter stuff) you really need to get the hardware and PCB layout correct.
Proteus might show if the code works or not but I don't think it'll "destroy" the PIC in case there's a designflaw in the hardware causing intermittent problems.
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I'm curious to know if ISIS allow to debug the source code with latest PBP and MPASM...
Steve
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Yes you can.
You can use it stand alone to step through the source code.
Or use it in MPLAB to single step and watch the variables.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/atta...1&d=1309807487
Last edited by Darrel Taylor; - 4th July 2011 at 20:29. Reason: Added ISIS/MPLAB image
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Thanks, I may have a 367,358,284,956th try some day. Couldn't be worst than before I guess.
Steve
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Moved from FAQ.
Robert
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