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might give it a go tomorrow thanks, but it's weird cos I've done quite big programs in the past and never had an such issue letalone turning a port on and off, the computer I'm using has 512MB ram - not way powerful but I would have thought good enough
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I've modified the code and ripped out everything except the "start: and Goto Start"
It compiled with 4 words successfully - yay.
However I need a program with a bit more in it than start and goto start.
I tried on different chips but have the same problem - however when I use v2.42 it compiles fine. I've deleted v2.46 and reinstalled it however still no joy. So I'm assuming it's a problem with v2.46 but would think other people would have come across the same issue. I might also try on a diff computer tonight to see what happens.
my biggest issue is that 2.42 doesn't support the 16F88
Last edited by George; - 27th October 2005 at 04:05.
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maybe, i said maybe, the update patch could help. Look on the MELABS website for that.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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Out of memory errors like this are normally due to using PBP.EXE instead of PBPW.EXE which is the Windows executable, and it handles memory much better than the DOS command line executable PBP.EXE.
Be sure you're pointing your editor to PBPW.EXE VS PBP.EXE. Should cure the problem.
I just got version picbasic Pro 2.46
If you have an older version of PBP installed on the same machine, make sure your using the new version.
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FIXT IT!!!
With help from Charles at MeLabs,
Under PBPW.EXE properties in windows, set compatibility to windows 98/me and all solved.
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