Okay.
I'm going to try MPLABS again.
I already tried, but MPLABS is quite complicated to setup (in my opinion).
This is why I preferred anothe simulator....
BTW, can you see variables too in this debugger?
Okay.
I'm going to try MPLABS again.
I already tried, but MPLABS is quite complicated to setup (in my opinion).
This is why I preferred anothe simulator....
BTW, can you see variables too in this debugger?
Roger
Maybe not the variables created by PBP directly, but you can look at the .lst file, get the ram address from that, then pull up a 'watch' window and see them in action there, or since you've already got the ram address of your variable from the .lst file, you can pull up the 'file registers' window and watch everything going on in ram.
Yes you can look Your variable and the hidden PBP one. You just need to select the right toolsuite and install the PBP plugin
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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