16f877a

[Bruce]

No. You will need a great deal more than just pbpw.exe and a .bas header file.

That's what is so nice about actually purchasing legal copies. You get full support, and a
compiler that actually works.

[dirkwerk]

I gues it is a legal, but there is something wrong with the disc i guess,
thats probaply why he give it to me but the only thing is nnow that i catnt
test it

Thanks very much
Dirk

[Bruce]

If you can't get the files you need from your friend so you have the full working version, you
can still test drive the compiler. Just download the demo. It supports the 877A.

http://www.microengineeringlabs.com/pbpdemo.htm

I gues it is a legal

Read the yellow section on this page http://www.microengineeringlabs.com/...pgrade.htm#pbp

[dirkwerk]

but i dont see any 877a.bas files.

[Bruce]

The demo version is a bit different, and does not install the same files. Run it, and try it.

[dirkwerk]

ill try i tommorow, but important is for me that it works with the ICD MPLAPS

see tomorrow
dirk

[Bruce]

I don't think you will be able to run ICD2 without ICDDEFS.BAS which is required to reserve
ICD resources. Like any demo, there are limitations as compared to the full version.

You can however use the ICD2 as a device programmer with no problem.