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proteus and picbasic pro

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proteus picbasic pro

I working my way through "PIC microcontroller PROJECT BOOK " by john iovine it suggests programming the 16F84 using pic basic compiler and using a bread board to check design . I would also like to check the design using proteus .can i use picbasic pro in proteus and can i use codedesigner in proteus. ???
chris
 

proteus and picbasic

yes


but there is an easy way and a not so easy way


the best way i found was to place all the bits in one folder

then compile the basic to asm and load the asm to proteus to
compile and run the circuit


you need to make your project folder inside the proteus folder

and also
add the path to picbasic to the the set path statement in your enviroment variables {or in autoexec.bat} if you use an older system

i also added a path to proteus bin folder


so the correct sequence is
picbasic >>>> cross compile >>> assemble >>>> simulate

so that proteus does the final assembly



it is worth pointing out proteus wont load "pic basic pro" as a debug language

however crownhill picbasic plus

is fully supported by proteus
 

proteus picbasic assemb

There is very simple way taht i am using just compile your source code
put the hex file in proteus folder add the hex file to your chip and taht's it

regards
khalid
 

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