MPLAB X, PBP3(demo) and DT-Int


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    Default Re: MPLAB X, PBP3(demo) and DT-Int

    That may have temporarilly solved your errors, but that is not the full problem.

    Please use this version of DT_INT-18 with MPLAB-X.
    http://support.melabs.com/threads/110

    Actually, don't use MPLAB-X. There are still too many bugs.
    Stick with MPLAB 8, and wait a year or 2. Maybe they'll work them out.
    DT

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    Thanks Darrel...
    This is first time that I'm trying to use MPLAB-X. And I'm only trying to see how debugger works... And probably last time that I'll use...
    MCS is my favorite choice. I didn't try MCS plus, and its debugger, but I will...

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    Default Re: MPLAB X, PBP3(demo) and DT-Int

    Hi, Darrel

    I got a little Headache with MPLABX :

    my program uses DT interrupts and a modified version of Elapsed INT. for external osc.

    Code:
    '*****************************************************************************
    'Includes
    '*****************************************************************************
    INCLUDE "DT_INTS-18.bas"
    INCLUDE "ReEnterPBP-18.bas"
    INCLUDE "Elapsed_INT-18_ExtOsc.bas"  ; Elapsed Timer Routines
    Compiling fine with MPLAB 8.84 ...

    But, With MPLABX, I get the " Unable to open INCLUDE file Elapsed_INT-18_ExtOsc.bas " message ... ( the three include files are in the same folder )

    IF I replace the third file by " Elapsed_INT-18.bas " ( the genuine file ) ... Compilation starts and then occur the " double definition error " - quite normal to the day -

    Ok, let's call "Elapsed...ExtOsc" as "ELAPSED_INT-19.BAS" .

    WARNING: Unable to open INCLUDE file ELAPSED_INT-19.BAS.

    soooo, what might I understand ???

    Not to use MPLABX, Ok ... obvious ! ... BUT ...

    Alain
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