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  1. - 29th August 2010, 11:30 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by HenrikOlsson View Post
    When using 64bit versions you must use MPASM as the assembler,
    Hmmm, is there any workaround for that ? I don't know why, but somehow some of my PIC16F projects don't work properly if I use MPASM as the assembler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rsocor01 View Post
    Hmmm, is there any workaround for that ? I don't know why, but somehow some of my PIC16F projects don't work properly if I use MPASM as the assembler.
    That is odd. A chip from Microchip not working with their own assembler?
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    Hi,
    I'm not aware of any workaround. The reason for it not working is (I think) that it (PM) is a 16bit application and that the 64bit versions of Windows doesn't support 16bit applications any longer. There's a note about it on Melabs site.

    I've compiled and assembled code for anything from 12F to 18F with PBP2.60 and MPASM on Win7 64 bit. I'm sure someone around here will figure out the problem if you provide some details.
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    Ran as administrator, and all seems to be good now. Thanks for the tips!!

    Of course that raises all different questions about winblows and who really owns my computer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cncmachineguy View Post
    Of course that raises all different questions about winblows and who really owns my computer.
    Hi, Bert

    Do not waste your precious time with such little details ... works fine, now.

    BTW: I still use one computer with XP SP3 ( Pentium 3 @ 1.2Ghz ) and another with 98SE ... never had problems with my old softs.

    just Cypress IDE a bit slow ... just a little bit ...

    You understand why I do not want to hear about " younger " versions of Windows ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    Hi, Bert

    BTW: I still use one computer with XP SP3 ( Pentium 3 @ 1.2Ghz ) and another with 98SE ... never had problems with my old softs.

    You understand why I do not want to hear about " younger " versions of Windows ???

    Alain

    Of all the windoze revs, I like Xp best myself. I have full size machining centers running on DOS. Now thats as good as it ever got IMHO from microsoft. I did figure out if I run win7-32, I can still run ACAD 2000, but I will buy a machine if it comes with XP still just to have it. its cheaper than ACAD upgrade!

    I have "built" a few, but for my use, it never pays. super market boxes are just cheaper in the long run for me.
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