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I agree with you Jum.
I had simulation problems with pr*o*t*eus 5. I tried to simulate a LED display multiplexing but it crashed. I tried to simulate frequency output with speaker, again it crashed. For simple programs, it is OK. But for complex one's, no good.
If you are using PIC with flash ROM or any controller with similar features, it is simple. Instead of simulation, I prefer ICSP - In circuit serial programming, easy to program and much reliable for complex works.
A simple switch can be applied to the circuit to get the PIC in programming environment.
Or, I recommend to build your programmer and/or application with an Texttool socket.
Sorry for the off-topic but i believe lad's mot deserves a translation for non-italian speakers.
Here it comes:
Theory is when you know everything but nothing works;
practice is when everything works but you don't know why.
We reached both goals: nothing works, neither we know why.
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Ok i know there are loads of student licenced software and being a student thats great but they do limit the prog so any suggestions and what about getting a free version of picbasic & picbasic pro??
Proteus can simulate a LED flash but it crashes when you simulate it fast with timer interrupt routines such as every 4 ms and do other tasks during that period.
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