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  1. - 17th November 2008, 16:04 #1
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    Default Got it working in VISTA...

    I copied the PBP plugin files into the ...\Microchip\MPASM Suite folder and the run the BAT file as Administrator, after that it was registered in MPLAB IDE.

    Keep PICing...
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    Hi all,
    Yeh, I am in the same boat as well.
    New laptop, Vista Home Premium.
    Ive installed from cd Microcode Studio Plus 2.3.0.0
    The Complier (PBP 2.45), Assembler (MPASM) and Programmer (Epic 2.44) have all been setup in ... View/Compile and Program options.... area.

    When I run the Microcode Studio Plus program I get this little error message popup.....
    " List index out of bounds (11) "
    and the program closes.
    I run it a second time and it loads up ok,
    so I open a *.bas file and try a complie (with the correct chip file eg: p16f876a)
    Then I get THIS error popup.....
    " Cannot create file run.bat. "

    ANY advice will be most welcome,

    regards
    Shaun Woods
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    Lucky me I still not have that Beautiful Vista here

    More than often, people solve most problem by raising their software privilege to Administrator (run as administrator).

    http://www.optimizingpc.com/vista/co..._software.html

    And it's more likely due to an older version as per Mecanique
    http://www.mecanique.co.uk/code-studio/history.html
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    Thanks for your help mister_e.
    As soon as I get Vista running again, yes it went haywire etc. reformat was needed.
    Might consider installing XP methinks

    cheers
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    I have MCS, & PBP in vista 32 home edition, installed as admin ( I think you are supposed to intall all that way), works fine. It is not running in compatibility mode. HTH
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    Just an update fellas. Finally got all working ok on Vista. Yep admin and untick the files and folders as read only.

    SO, after working away quite nicely for a time.... and after adding extra code for ADC, etc. this compilation/assembly error raises it ugly head........

    Error[113] f:\!_Woods\plc_pbp245\pbppic18.lib 1165 : Symbol not previously defined (ROLLOVER)

    Using.....

    Microcode Studio Plus v2.3.0.0
    MPASM v03.90
    PicBasic Pro 2.45
    PIC18F452

    Any tips, hints, etc would be muchly appreciated.
    If you need more info, please ask.

    regards
    Shaun Woods
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    Looks like you forgot to define a variable or you have misspeelled something in you code.
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