Was it Friedel Bruening who wrote on Tuesday 05 November 2002 13:13:
> Declan,
> I have had some trouble like this, and it turned out to be a real stupid
> error. I don�t know what software and what hardware you use for
> programming. I use the Microchip PIC programmer and the MPLAB software, if
> you use the same thing, please check out in your MPLAB IDE "OPTIONS" ->
> "DEVELOPMENT MODE" "CLOCK" >>> this is got to be set to whatever you write
> into your ASM code. You have to change this, whenever you change your clock
> settings in your assembler code,
> or your PIC won�t work, it will program fine, nor error messages, but still
> won�t work.
>
> Just a thought
Thanks Friedel. I saw the MPLAB thing - my boys and I booted it up and lost a
day trying to figure stuff out. We agreed (and THEY are not linux heads) that
whatever we used, it wasn't going to be MPlab. I have the Picstart plus,
I'm used abiword or kedit to write the code, (some even was done in vi),
gputils to assemble it and picp to program. A simple commandline interface.
GPSIM is a simulator. I found my way around all of these intuitively, except
for some weird and poorly documented simulation options.
You're right though, mplab is dangerous.
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