Although this post is over 150 and my post is not a reply per se, it is related. Installed latest, 3.1.2.1 ontop of previous patched version. Although titlebar shows trial and Buy PicBasic appears on toolbar, activation manager continues to show activated and everthing seems to run ok. Will advise if 15 day trial kicks in. Pyatnica tv leksikagrammatika.

Win7 Pro, 64 bit. I just tried this with the full version of PBP3 and it let me compile. But if you're using MPLABX V3 you should uninstall the PicBasic Language. The version of this plugin is 3.0.8, so it matches the compiler.

Version history Fixed bit-compare and bank-select for banks higher than 15 in K42/K83 families Fixed compile error when using arrays with 10F3xx Fixed HPWM for 16F18313/23, 16F1769 Changed default #CONFIG for 16(L)F15xxx family to set SOSC pins to normal I/O Changed default #CONFIG for 16(L)F171x family to disable ZCD on power up Fixed HPWM CCPTMRSx-selection for 18(L)FxxK42 Fixed PPS and HPWM for 16F161x family Fixed missing SFRs in 18LFxxK42 devices « Last Edit: March 02, 2019, 08:17:36 08:17 by towlerg » Logged.

Lately Microchip has been releasing a new 8-bit processor at least once, if not several times per year. I'm working on a 1-off project (bench power supply for my electronics work area) where high resolution ADC is a big help. Using the parametric search on Microchip.com, the only 14-pin PIC with 12-bit ADC is the PIC16F18424_5_6. Without hesitation I ordered a couple.

After the initial bliss wore down I checked the PBP listing only to find this selection was too new to be covered. Since this project (and hence the purpose for this PIC) is a personal and not professional project, I have the luxury of time to work out programming.

With all that said, I was wondering if there was an update in the works to include the newer PIC offerings, and ETA. Plan B is learn C programming.

Plan C is make it work with ASM. Regardless of which Plan I execute, it's all good.

(Maybe I should call ASM 'Plan B' and learn to program in C my 'Plan C' just so I don't get confused?!?).