Use PBPW instead of PBP when compiling your code...
example... instead of this...
PBP -p16F876A myfile
use this...
PBPW -p16F876A myfile
Use PBPW instead of PBP when compiling your code...
example... instead of this...
PBP -p16F876A myfile
use this...
PBPW -p16F876A myfile
Melanie,
How can I config the microcode to use this,
PBPW -p16F876A myfile
Mauricio Ortega
YEEK! i use MicroCode Studio but never got this message.. as far as i remind.
How about the usual remove everything then re-install?
What about if you use MPASM instead as compiler?
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
Steve
If PICBasic is erroring with an Out of memory message, then it'll do so regardless if it is compiling for the default PM or the alternative MPASM.
Technically MPASM is an Assembler. PICBasic is the Compiler, the end product being Microchip Assembler which is then processed by either PM or MPASM to produce your final HEX.
If all else fails, compile it in a DOS window outside of Microcode per MeLabs instructions.
Melanie,
I compiled it in a Dos and worked very well.
Thanks.
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