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Hi-Tech PICC and Proteus VSM

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I'm on a process of learning PIC C so I downloaded Hi-Tech PICC v8.05, I installed it and every thing went fine.

I now tried to see the sample program for lcd control/display. I compiled it to lcd.obj successfully but had a difficulty searching for it because I dont know where the compiled file was saved.

After locating the file I now try the program in Proteus VSM but I don't know how to link the program to the PIC.

I also try compiling the program to lcd.hex but I'm lost because I don't now where to set this or how to do this.

I also want to link PICC and Proteus VSM to easily simulate the program but I don't know what to do. Do I need MPLAB or Hi-tide to do this? Which is better?

Sorry for so many questions but I'm really lost.

:cry::cry::cry:
 

I succeded in compiling a different program (led.c to led.hex) I guess I had a problem with the library needed by the lcd.c sample. My next query was how to set the frequency of the crystal?
 

Hi!
Place the desired part(microcontroller) on ur woksheet in proteus(ISIS). Now right click on the controller (select it), its colour will change to red. Now left click on the microcontroller. It will open the properties form of the microcontroller. You can easily change the clock frequency.
In the properties form see the "program file" option and browse to ur desired hex or coff file. This will load the microcontroller with the hex or coff file.

Now the controller is ready for simulation.

Make the rest of the circuit and enjoy.

In case of any problems feel free to ask.

Regards.
 

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