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    I have picbasic pro and I want to install microcode studio as IDE.
    I have tryed to intall it into the same folder as PBP but microcode studio can´t find the compiler even if put the folderpath in exactly.
    whats wrong ?


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    Quote Originally Posted by fnozzc View Post
    I have picbasic pro and I want to install microcode studio as IDE.
    I have tryed to intall it into the same folder as PBP but microcode studio can´t find the compiler even if put the folderpath in exactly.
    whats wrong ?

    Fnozzc
    Which version of PicBasicPro do you have?
    Which version of MCS are you using?
    Where did you install PBP?
    You are actually trying to install MCS to the same directory as PBP? Not a good idea in the first place. May as well try and bury it in the Windows directory...

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    Don't install into same directory as PBP.

    In View- Picbasic Options - Select "Find Automatically"

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    Quote Originally Posted by skimask View Post
    Which version of PicBasicPro do you have?
    Which version of MCS are you using?
    Where did you install PBP?
    You are actually trying to install MCS to the same directory as PBP? Not a good idea in the first place. May as well try and bury it in the Windows directory...
    I have proton+ V2.1.3 basic compiler and MCS V3.0.0.5
    And I have tryed to install them in sepatate folders (ofcause) but it won´t work.
    So therfor i try to put them in the same folder but as i say......

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    Quote Originally Posted by fnozzc View Post
    I have proton+ V2.1.3 basic compiler
    See anything wrong here?

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    Hi fnozzc,
    What Skimask is trying to say, in his usual manner, is that MicroCodeStudio works with PicBasicPro from Micro Engineering Labs (MELABS) and not with the Proton compiler from Crownhill. I believe there is an IDE spcifically developed for the Proton compiler, go to the Crownhill site and look around - although named similar this forum is for MELABS's range of compilers.

    /Henrik.

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    Red face so long for this time...

    Quote Originally Posted by HenrikOlsson View Post
    Hi fnozzc,
    What Skimask is trying to say, in his usual manner, is that MicroCodeStudio works with PicBasicPro from Micro Engineering Labs (MELABS) and not with the Proton compiler from Crownhill. I believe there is an IDE spcifically developed for the Proton compiler, go to the Crownhill site and look around - although named similar this forum is for MELABS's range of compilers.

    /Henrik.
    Thanks !
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    Jag ska göra det.
    Skimask är dryg tycker jag och lovar att hålla mig ifrån detta forum från nu :-(

    ooops! Wrong language sorry

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    Hi ( I do not have Northern letters on my keyboard ... lol )

    Proton has its own IDE included ...

    Why look for another ????

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    Quote Originally Posted by fnozzc View Post
    I have proton+ V2.1.3 basic compiler
    A quick look over there at picbasic.org shows that v2.1.3 is over 6 years old.
    Where did that version come from?
    Maybe the instruction manual got lost over the past 6 years... I'm sure that manual would've had some sort of reference for installing an IDE. And if not the manual, maybe the products forums. But you ended up here. How'd that happen? According to my math: Proton+ != PicBasicPro , which is what is written all over these forums/webpages. I don't see any reference to Proton anywhere. Maybe you're using a 'special internet browser' on a 'special verson of windows' trying to install a 'special version of proton+'.
    Could happen!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    Proton has its own IDE included ...
    Why look for another ????
    Alain
    Because his verson (v2.1.3.old) might not have come with an IDE...or a manual, or a disc (or even a receipt)...

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    Seriously skimask, you need to stop accusing people of stealing if you don't have any proof. If you'd said that to me I'd take it as a serious insult. Just because his version is old doesn't mean he didn't buy it. This is in no way meant as any defence for piracy but you can't just go on calling people here thieves whenever you feel like it.

    The fact that he asked on the wrong forum may be because of the products being named very similar and both forums are hosted by Crownhill AND have similar URL's. I've never been on the Proton forum but I guess there are as many questions there about MELABS compiler as there is questions here about Proton.

    /Henrik.

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    Hi,

    keep cool ...

    "just upgrade" available ...

    http://www.crownhill.co.uk/product.php?prod=1336

    sooooo simple !

    no problem then ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by HenrikOlsson View Post
    Seriously skimask, you need to stop accusing people of stealing if you don't have any proof. If you'd said that to me I'd take it as a serious insult. Just because his version is old doesn't mean he didn't buy it. This is in no way meant as any defence for piracy but you can't just go on calling people here thieves whenever you feel like it.
    I'm not accusing anybody of anything, Just pointing out the obvious...again...
    And 'the proof is in the pudding'. Why on earth would a person have an 'old' version of anything, when the upgrade is so easy as Alain pointed out? Or as the website has plainly stated on the site?

    I've never been on the Proton forum but I guess there are as many questions there about MELABS compiler as there is questions here about Proton.
    I've been over there off and on for grins. There are some ???'s, yes, but I don't believe nearly as many get confused over there as over here. People obviously can't read any more...either that or some are just too lazy to look before leaping...

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    I've been over there off and on for grins. There are some ???'s, yes, but I don't believe nearly as many get confused over there as over here. People obviously can't read any more...either that or some are just too lazy to look before leaping...
    That would imply that proton users have the reading or other problem and PBP users got it together.

    Being there are links to the respective forums on the seller's web sites.

    Just an observation...not an accusation.
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