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Once the project is created, goto project on the tool bar and add a source file. If you do not have a *.bas file as a source, then goto file, new and make one.
MPLAB is for several languages. First assembly and then if you tell it PBP, C, and I think I remember something about java???
Development board = bread board and what ever parts you plan to use.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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I learned something from Chuck Helleybuck
Gents
I would like to ask if the approach written by Chuck Hellebuyck on Nuts & Volts issue May 2008 would be better in running PBP in MPLAB for a newbie like us.
Any advantage or disadvantage to his approach.....?
Before I read this thread I found the same problem with the .BAS file not found by MPLAB. I get to run it after doing the suggestion by Chuck & decided of creating a Blank.Bas file so I can add it everytime I create a new project in MPLAB 8.15a.
Also the .INC file for the particular PIC I am using as per Chuck suggestion.
Any thought about this
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I have never read any. Of the things from "Chuck", but it
seems like everyone that comes here that has always have
problems. So do not read from this guy...
If you want to run PBP from MPLAB follow these instructions
http://www.melabs.com/support/mplab.htm
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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