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Release Notes for MPLAB® IDE v8.14
Includes MPLAB Editor v4.14
June 17, 2008
Table of Contents
This tool has been tested under the following PC operating systems:
Windows® 2000 SP4, Windows XP SP2, and Windows Vista™ OSs*
* Several hardware tools now have 64-bit USB device drivers. See relevant Readmes.
Tools associated with MPLAB IDE may not support the same operating systems as MPLAB IDE. See individual tool readme's for more information.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Beginning with MPLAB IDE v7.51, MPLAB IDE and its related components (except those listed below) will no longer be tested on Windows 98, Windows ME, or Windows NT® OSs. MPLAB IDE and its related components may continue to work under these operating systems, but their operation will no longer be verified through testing.
·Microchip will continue to support Visual ProCMD and PM3CMD on Windows 98.
The following documents may be found on our website or MPLAB IDE CD-ROM:
·MPLAB IDE Quick Start (DS51281)
·MPLAB IDE User's Guide (DS51519)
On-line help (Help>Topics) is also available for this tool:
·System>MPLAB IDE
·System>Editor
The default locations of the Help files are:
·C:Program FilesMicrochipMPLAB IDECorehlpMPLABIDE.chm
·C:Program FilesMicrochipMPLAB IDECorehlpMPLABEditor.chm
On-line Web Seminars are also available for this tool:
·Introduction to MPLAB IDE
·Introduction to Microchip's Development Tools
·Choosing a Debug Tool
The following minimum configuration is required to run MPLAB IDE:
·PC-compatible Pentium®-class system
·Supported Windows operating system (see section 1)
·128 MB memory (512 MB recommended)
·400 MB of hard disk space
·Internet Explorer 5.0 or greater for installation and on-line Help
4.1Installing MPLAB IDE - Microchip Website
For some Windows OS’s, you will need administrative access in order to install software on your PC.
·Go to the Microchip website using the IE browser. Locate the MPLAB IDE page and click the software link to launch the installation wizard.
·In the wizard, select either a complete (all tools) or custom installation. Follow other wizard steps to complete the installation setup and then begin the download installation of MPLAB Tools.
·Error 1311: If you receive this error while attempting to install, go to your Windows Temporary Internet files folder, delete all files, and then attempt to download again. For example, in Microsoft Internet Explorer, select Tools>Internet Options. On the General tab, under 'Temporary Internet files', click 'Delete Files'.
·For general installation program problems, consult http://consumer.installshield.com/
NOTE: Microsoft recommends reinstalling the service pack after ANY software or device driver is installed on an NT system. Refer to http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;196269 for additional information.
4.2Changing/Uninstalling MPLAB IDE - Microchip Website
·Select Start>Programs>Microchip>MPLAB IDE vx.xx>Setup MPLAB Tools.
·When the dialog box appears, select either 'Modify', 'Repair' or 'Remove' and then click 'Next'.
NOTE: You will need to be connected to the internet if you modify or repair MPLAB IDE.
NOTE: You will need to be connected to the internet if you modify or repair MPLAB IDE.
·After an uninstall (Remove), the installation directory can be deleted.
4.3Installing MPLAB IDE - CD-ROM
For some Windows OS’s, you will need administrative access in order to install software on your PC.
·Place the CD-ROM into the drive. Follow the MPLAB Tools dialogs to set up and then install MPLAB IDE. If no MPLAB Tools install wizard appears, use Windows Explorer to find and execute this file by double-clicking on the executable file setup.exe.
·For general installation program problems, consult http://consumer.installshield.com/.
NOTE: Microsoft recommends reinstalling the service pack after ANY software or device driver is installed on an NT system. Refer to http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;196269 for additional information.
4.4Changing/Uninstalling MPLAB IDE - CD-ROM
·Select Start>Programs>Microchip>MPLAB IDE vx.xx>Setup MPLAB Tools.
·When the dialog box appears, select either 'Modify', 'Repair' or 'Remove' and then click 'Next'.
·After an uninstall (Remove), the installation directory can be deleted.
Note to network administrators on installing MPLAB IDE v7.30 and later in a secure environment:
MPLAB_X_YY.MST file is a Windows installer transform file, located in the full zipped installation of MPLAB IDE vX.YY. This file can be used by domain administrators with Microsoft Active Directory and group policies to assign the application for software deployment in a security environment (local machines do not have admin rights). Microsoft Active Directory can be used to assign the application to local workstations. It has not been tested for 'assigning/publishing to users.' If this is a first time install, you may need to install the isscript10.msi first. Apply the transform file to the MPLAB_X_YY.MSI installation file in the group policy object (GPO). All of the files in the MPLAB IDE vX.YY full download zip must be located on a shared network directory.
Multiple versions of MPLAB IDE may be INSTALLED on the same PC.
Note: You still may not RUN multiple versions of MPLAB IDE at the same time, i.e., only one version will be registered on the PC.
If necessary, you may switch between installed MPLAB IDE versions (i.e., change which one is registered) by following the steps listed in the following sections.
Note: See “Known Problems”, “Operating System Issues” for OS-specific conditions that may apply when switching MPLAB IDE versions.
To switch between v7.00 through v7.10:
·Open a Command Prompt window (Start>Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt).
·Find the installation directory of the v7.xx that you want to run.
·In the 'MPLAB IDE Common' directory, execute mpswitch.exe -l to determine the installed v7.xx versions of MPLAB IDE on your system. The version marked with an asterisk is the active version.
·Execute mpswitch.exe <version>, where <version> is the v7.xx to which you wish to switch. For example, to switch from MPLAB IDE 7.01 to MPLAB IDE 7.00:
C:> mpswitch.exe 7.00
C:> mpswitch.exe 7.00
To switch between v7.11 and v7.20 (and later versions):
·Double-click on the icon of the version you wish to run.
To switch between v7.51/v7.52 and v7.60 (and later versions):
If you have installed MPLAB IDE v7.51 or v7.52 after v7.60, that version of mpswitch.exe will not work correctly. Do the following:
·Delete the mpswitch.exe file in the 'MPLAB IDE Common' directory.
·Reinstall MPLAB IDE version v7.60.
You may switch between any other versions and mpswitch.exe will run automatically in the background. No user intervention is needed.
Note: This interim release of MPLAB IDE does not install PICC-Lite. If you need PICC-Lite, you should install MPLAB IDE v8.10 or contact HI-TECH.
·64-Bit USB Device Driver Support –.USB device driver support for 64-bit operating systems Windows XP 64 and Windows Vista 64. See the table below for specific tool support.
·KUSEG Support – provides access to the user segment similar to the access provided to the boot flash and program memory segments.
·Shadow Register Support – provides access to SFR sets (e.g., CAN) which are differentiated only by a shadow bit.
·External Difference Tool Launcher – provides a means to specify a differencing utility of your choice and invoke it with files from your project
·Persistent Bookmarks in Workspace – provides a facility to support persistent bookmarks. Bookmarks will be stored with the workspace and available whenever the workspace is open. Bookmarks must be deleted manually.
·Reset MPLAB IDE Startup – If you believe your registry entries for MPLAB IDE have been corrupted, run the utility SetDefaultMPLABStartup.exe (found in the default directory C:Program FilesMicrochipMPLAB IDEUtilitiesSetDefaultMPLABStartup).
·MPLAB VDI: 80- and 64-pin dsPIC33F DSCs full support.
·MPLAB Starter Kit for Memory Devices – Support in MPLAB IDE.
·MPLAB SIM Simulator: PIC18 MCU crossbar peripheral support and SIM30 command-line executable Linux OS support.
·MPLAB REAL ICE In-Circuit Emulator: Switch from a slow oscillator to a fast one while debugging.
Table: 64-Bit USB Device Driver Support by Tool
Tool Name
|
64-Bit Support
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No 64-Bit Support
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MPLAB REAL ICE In-Circuit Emulator
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All
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None
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MPLAB ICD 2 In-Circuit Debugger
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P/N 10-00397
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P/N 10-00319
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MPLAB PM3 Device Programmer
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P/N 10-00398
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P/N 10-00339 or P/N 10-00359
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MPLAB ICE 2000 In-Circuit Emulator with USB Converter
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All
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None
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PIC32MX Starter Kit
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All
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None
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7.1What's New in v8.11 and v8.12
·MPLAB IDE v8.11 –.MPLAB Starter Kit for PIC24F Devices support.
·MPLAB IDE v8.12 – MPLAB Starter Kit for Memory Devices support.
7.2What's New in v8.10
·Silicon Debug Resource Toolbar – A new toolbar details the number of silicon debug features (trace, HW breaks) in the currently selected device for in-circuit emulation or in-circuit debugging. The toolbar indicates if software breakpoints are supported in the device, and whether they are enabled or disabled.
·Trace Improvements – The disassembled instruction at the trace point is now displayed, and new buttons allow “trace step back “and “trace step forward.”
·DMCI Run-time Data Monitor –DMCI (in concert with a target-resident monitor and a serial connection) can change application variables during run-time.
·PIC18 Data Capture – PIC18-family devices can now stream data off of the device at run time to be displayed in the run-time watch window or the DMCI.
·Triggered Control of PIC32 Trace Start/Stop – New capabilities have been added to the MPLAB REAL ICE to start or stop the collection of trace data based on trigger criteria.
·Project Folder Management – Project files not tied directly to the current project directory structure can be organized and managed along with other project files.
·Software Breakpoints for PIC18 – PIC18-family devices can use software breakpoints with MPLAB REAL ICE.
·Default Linker Script for PIC18 – Eliminates linker script confusion by automatically using a default linker script. No longer does the engineer need to switch linker scripts when using an in-circuit emulator or debugger. Additionally, the linker wizard doesn’t ask to select a linker script, which reduces the complexity of making projects. Additionally, the PIC18 family has a generic setting for building libraries that will work with any PIC18-family device.
·Fast Swapping Between Project Symbol Sets – This eases debugging of applications that are built using two projects, such as those with a bootloader.
·Automated Updates – MPLAB IDE checks the Microchip web site to see if a newer version is available and notifies the user.
MPLAB-1210: [Code Folding] Code folding for ASM30 Toolsuite projects are not remembered after the project is closed.
MPLAB-1233: With MPLAB ICD 2 debugging a PIC18F66J65, the number of breakpoints being used always reads 0 on the Device Debug Resource toolbar.
MPLAB-1242: [PIC18C801/601] MPLAB IDE does not recognize external memory until dialog is modified.
MPLAB-1247: [rfPIC12F675K] When the MPLAB ICD 2 is invoked on this device, it incorrectly informs the customer to use a Zener diode on MCLR line.
MPLAB-1258: After focus is on an application other than MPLAB IDE, if the user clicks on a MPLAB IDE window's header, that window becomes full screen as if the user had double clicked on the header.
MPLAB-1267: [PIC18F8722] Bits 7,6,5, and 4 of BAUDCON1 don't match between the bitfield mouseover and the datasheet.
MPLAB-1270: User is not able to open a project that uses version control and has a file(s) in the 'Other' folder.
MPLAB-1277: Check for Updates feature should only pop up when there is a new version of MPLAB IDE.
MPLAB-1279: Shift-<F3> should reverse direction of the last find, but does not.
MPLAB-1284: All Files selection in 'Add Files to Project' dialog box doesn't function correctly.
8.1Repairs and Enhancements Made in v8.10
MPLAB-1198: TRISC, PORTC, LATC, and ODCC are all incorrectly labeled as Restricted Memory for the PIC24HJ32GP204.
MPLAB-1197: LATB is designated as Restricted Memory for PIC24HJ32GP302, PIC24HJ64GP202, and PIC24HJ64GP502.
MPLAB-1195: Added Virtual column to Memory Data View. Changed Watch Address column name to Virtual for PIC32 memory window infrastructure.
MPLAB-1181: Linker script path has two drive letters and linking fails.
MPLAB-1178: Crash occurs when clicking on the map file and dragging to the project window.
MPLAB-1169: CHEHIT SFR is missing for non-USB PIC32MX family devices.
MPLAB-1153: PORTC, PORTD, PORTE, PORTF and PORTG implementation for 64-pin USB devices are incorrect.
MPLAB-1146: SFR's and interrupt flag bits related to SPI1 are missing for 100 pin PIC32MX4xxxL USB devices.
MPLAB-1145: Request code editor add a CR/LF at the end of a file if one does not already exist.
MPLAB-1144: The SRCON0 & SRCON1 SFR's for the PIC18F14K50 are not named correctly in MPLAB IDE v8.02.
MPLAB-1142: Mouse over display of IFS4 bit1 and 2 do not match datasheet for PIC24F MCU devices.
MPLAB-1141: CM1CON0 & CM2CON0 for PIC18F14K50 are not located at their correct addresses in MPLAB IDE v8.02.
MPLAB-1140: Check box to enable or disable the pre-build and post-build executable without having to delete it or retype it.
MPLAB-1139: Environment variables for various build options created so that they could be used in the custom build feature.
MPLAB-1132: Default values for PIC24FJ256GB110 are incorrect.
MPLAB-1126: Scrolling on the File Windows dialog causes MPLAB IDE to crash.
MPLAB-1117: When Output window is docked, and user docks Stopwatch or Stimulus under the simulator, MPLAB IDE systematically crashes.
MPLAB-592: When building a library, the 'q' option should not be used if replacing a file in the library.
·PIC18F4585/2585 – Configuration mask for configuration words 0x300008, 0x30000A, 0x30000C has been changed to 0x07 from 0x0F. This will enable the checksum to revert back to the older checksum calculation (v7.62 and older), while maintaining bit 3 to be a 1.
·PIC32MX440F128L – Device ID has changed to 0x6D. Therefore, the blank checksum reference has changed to accommodate this value.
For some language tools, MPLAB IDE provides an automated way to perform debug setup using the “Build Configuration” drop-down box on the Project Manager toolbar or the “Build Configuration” item on the Project menu.
To set up language tools for debug, select “Debug”. When your code is debugged and you are ready to release it (program the finished code into a device), select “Release”.
For more information, see MPLAB IDE Help, MPLAB IDE Features>Debug Features>Build Configuration.
Table: Linker Script File Inclusion in MPLAB IDE Project
Type
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Language Toolsuite |
|||||
MPASM |
C18 |
ASM30 |
C30 |
ASM32 |
C32 |
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Multi-File Project
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Auto
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Auto
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Manual
|
Auto
|
Auto
|
Auto
|
Single File Project or Quickbuild
|
Manual
|
Manual
|
Manual
|
Manual
|
Manual
|
Manual
|
Legend:
Auto – Debug/Release will automatically select the correct linker script file, so there is no need to add it to the project. Manual - Debug/Release cannot select the linker script. You must manually add the correct linker script file to the project. For more information on what linker script to add, see MPLAB IDE Help, MPLAB IDE Features>Programming Language Features>Linker Script Usage. |
The following is a list of known problems. For information on common problems, error messages and limitations, please see the online help file for MPLAB IDE (hlpMPLABIDE.chm). Bolded prefix represents internal tracking numbers.
·Launch Issues
·Operating System Issues
·General Issues
11.1Launch Issues
The splash screen flashes, but MPLAB IDE will not launch
When you try to start MPLAB IDE, the splash screen flashes by, but the application does not launch.
(1) Applies to MPLAB IDE versions 7.01 and 7.10:
Occurs on PCs with non-administrator (user-only) privileges.
Note: Administrator rights are required to install, but should not be required to run.
The workaround is to modify the target path on the MPLAB IDE shortcut and append the option -noswitch:
mplab.exe -noswitch
You can reach the target path by selecting the MPLAB IDE icon on the desktop, right-clicking properties, and then selecting the shortcut tab.
(2) Applies to MPLAB IDE version 7.61a:
You will need to remove the following entry from the PC registry:
[-HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrochipMPLAB IDEDebugDisplays]
Select Start>Run, enter regedit or regedt32 after “Open”, and click OK to open the registry for editing.
MPLAB IDE used to work, but now it will not launch
Items to check are:
·Did you recently install another version of MPLAB IDE? Please see section 6 for information on switching between versions of MPLAB IDE.
·Did you recently install other software? If so, it may have overwritten a system DLL in such a way that other applications cannot use it. Consult the software documentation and the Windows OS documentation to determine how to repair or reinstall the correct system DLL.
·Did you recently edit your PC registry? MPLAB IDE uses the registry to find related files. Try reinstalling MPLAB IDE.
·Do you have virus protection software on your machine? Try other programs on your PC to see if they are functioning correctly. If not, you may have a virus.
11.2Operating System Issues
·Once the program is installed and you attempt to run it, you might receive an error stating that a dll file failed to register. This is caused when the Windows OS does not allow the MPLAB IDE installation to register the file for some reason. You will need to select Start>Programs>Microchip>MPLAB IDE vx.xx>Setup MPLAB Tools and run Repair to install and register the file.
11.2.1Windows Vista OS
·When attempting to install MPLAB IDE 7.6x on a Windows Vista PC, you may receive the message: “MPLAB Tools v7.6x Error IS OnError - Error 1935. An error occurred during the installation of assembly…” The problem is some registry settings/permissions related to XML. To resolve this issue, do one of the following:
·Deselect MPLAB VDI in the MPLAB IDE installation.
·If you cannot deselect MPLAB VDI from the installation, you can use the Microsoft installation for XML 4.0 SP2. You can get the Microsoft original install here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=3144b72b-b4f2-46da-b4b6-c5d7485f2b42&DisplayLang=en
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=3144b72b-b4f2-46da-b4b6-c5d7485f2b42&DisplayLang=en
·The preferred method to uninstall MPLAB IDE is to use Control Panel>Remove Program rather then MPLAB IDE>Setup MPLAB Tools.
MPLAB-813: You must turn off User Account Control in order to switch between MPLAB IDE versions. This is accessed through the Control Panel > User Accounts > Turn User Account Control on or off.
MPLAB-938: Build problems seen while building a CCS project. Sometimes a project builds fine, and sometimes it fails. At this time, CCS does not support Vista.
11.2.2Windows 2000
To switch between v7.50 and v7.51, you must initially run an Installer Repair on v7.50. Once this is done, you will be able to switch between the two versions of MPLAB IDE without the use of the Repair. See section 6 for more on switching between versions of MPLAB IDE.
11.2.3Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT OSs
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Beginning with MPLAB IDE v7.51, MPLAB IDE and most components will no longer be tested on Windows 98, Windows ME, or Windows NT. MPLAB IDE and its related components may continue to work under these operating systems, but their operation will no longer be verified through testing.
·On Windows 98/ME, for every open Editor window, a message box entitled 'File Time warning' appears with the content, 'The parameter is incorrect'. This happens after a build or after minimizing and restoring the application's main window.
Fix: Close MPLAB IDE and run the batch file located, by default, at:
https://projectever265.weebly.com/harris-cd-link-stl-manual.html. C:Program FilesMicrochipMPLAB IDECoreEditorRegister Old Editor 9x.bat
Restart MPLAB IDE and select Help>About MPLAB IDE. Verify that MPEditor.dll, and not MPEditor4.dll, is registered. If the batch file fails, you may need to update your PATH to include the path to regsvr32.exe (wherever it is installed on your system.)
·'File not found' error on Windows NT systems, usually from an import or project manager build. This is a Windows NT v4.0 issue, not an MPLAB IDE issue. Update Windows NT v4.0 with service pack or set registry flag HK_CUNetworkDeferFlags = 1. For more information, see: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;169138
SSR 21029: While most Windows NT users have been able to use the MPLAB IDE, a limited number of these users have reported being unable to run MPLAB IDE. Microchip Development Tools has determined that one cause of this problem is that Windows Desktop Update is not installed on the user's PC. See the Microsoft web site for more information about the Windows Desktop Update. Another cause of the problem may be due to a registration problem; the work-around: run register.bat in the dll subdirectory of the MPLAB IDE installation directory.
11.3General Issues
·MPLAB IDE v8.01 workspaces are incompatible with previous workspaces. Open the project file (.mcp) and reselect the device and other configuration settings before saving as a new workspace.
·When opening a workspace/project, MPLAB IDE crashes. The workspace/project file may be corrupt or from a previous version. Try opening a different workspace/project or MPLAB IDE alone as a test. If the workspace file (.mcw) is corrupt or from a previous version, delete it and then open the project file (.mcp). In this case, you may have to reselect the device and other configuration settings before saving as a new workspace. If the project file is corrupt (.mcp), you will have to rebuild the project.
·'Access Denied' message when trying to open a workspace. Make sure the workspace and related files have not been set to read-only, i.e., right-click on a file, select 'Properties', and check that 'Read-only' is NOT selected.
·If you use MPASM assembler to assemble a single file (i.e., you do not use the assembler with MPLINK object linker), you will get a COD file which has a 62 character length restriction for file and path names. To solve this problem either (1) Use MPLINK linker with MPASM assembler to create a COFF file, which has no character length restriction, or (2) Shorten your file name or move your file into a directory closer to the root directory (shorten the path name), and try assembling your file or project again. There are additional COD file restrictions. See MPASM assembler documentation for more information.
·Some language (build) tools may have problems if you use spaces, illegal characters or long file names for the file or project name. Consult the language tool documentation for details.
·If your language tools do not work correctly after installing this version of MPLAB IDE, go to our website or third party website to get the latest version of your language tool. If you have purchased the tool, contact your sales rep for an upgrade.
·When moving any MPLAB IDE window, if a dialog pops up, MPLAB IDE may freeze. Use <Alt>-<Tab> to move out of and then back to MPLAB IDE. The desktop should then be unfrozen.
·LCD Pixel View does not support these devices: PIC18F64J90, PIC18F65J90, PIC18F8393, PIC18F83J90, PIC18F8493, PIC18F84J90, PIC18F85J90.
SSR 23550: While in Animate mode, if you select File>Exit, MPLAB IDE will crash.
SSR 25806: [COFF] dsPIC disassembly listing shows address rather than Wreg number.
MPLAB-661: Call Stack Window: Simulator can hang when stepping through MPLAB C30 optimized code with the Call Stack window open.
MPLAB-803: Editor autocomplete: After a device change, while using the same project/workspace, the autocomplete list does not show the SFRs of the new device, but continues to list those of the old device.
MPLAB-912: The ASM30 Toolsuite does not auto-include the linker script file (*.gld) for a *.s project. The linker script (*.gld) needs to be added to a *.s MPLAB IDE Project when built with the ASM30 Toolsuite. However the same *.s MPLAB IDE Project does not require a linker script file (*.gld) to be included when built with the C30 Toolsuite.
MPLAB-918: PIC12F683: Disassembly shows wrong information for banksel instruction. Program memory window shows two instructions used for banksel instruction, whereas disassembly window shows only a single instruction. This only affects COD files. Use COFF files (generated by the linker) to correct this.
V7 Monitor Problems
MPLAB-1045: When a user combines the linker 'generate map file' option with a relative output directory './output', the IDE attempts to use an invalid path to load the COFF file.
MPLAB-1163:longlong types are not supported in COFF (for 16-bit language tools), which could affect debug support.
MPLAB-1190: User ID Memory Box Needs a Checkbox for Putting Unprotected Checksum in the User ID memory box for PIC32MX devices.
MPLAB-1204: PIC32MX device checksums that are 8 digits do not fit in the checksum toolbar space when the DPI setting is 120 DPI.
V7 Monitor Reviews
MPLAB-1237: [Watch Window] MPLAB IDE Watch Window Incorrectly Handles Pointers to Structures for PIC32MX DSC’s.
MPLAB-1238: [PIC18C601 & PIC18C801] User Memory routine selection & external memory options are grayed out in the programming tab under Debugger>Settings for the MPLAB ICD 2.
MPLAB-1293: DO NOT select the MPLAB REAL ICE in-circuit emulator as a Debugger and the MPLAB ICD 2 in-circuit debugger as a Programmer, or vice versa. Loading both tools into MPLAB IDE will result in control conflicts. The work around is not have both a debugger and a programmer active at the same time.
C32-178: Project build fails when using MPLAB C32 limited editions with code residing at KUSEG section even though code size is less than 16K. Work around is to not use KUSEG with MPLAB C32 limited editions.
MPLAB IDE supports a number of Microchip plug-ins under its Tools menu.
Microchip Tool
|
Device Support
|
Help File
|
AN908 ACIM Tuning Interface
|
dsPIC30F DSCs
|
hlpAN908.chm
|
AN901 BLDC Tuning Interface
|
dsPIC30F DSCs
|
hlpAN901.chm
|
Data Monitor Control Interface
|
N/A
|
hlpDMCI.chm
|
KeeLoq Plugin
|
Secure Data Devices (HCS)
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hlpKEELOQ.chm
|
MPLAB Macros
|
N/A
|
hlpMPLABIDE.chm
|
RTOS Viewer*
|
Same as RTOS used
|
hlpMPLABIDE.chm
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Visual Initializer
|
See 'Readme for MPLAB VDI.htm'
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hlpMPLABVDI.chm
|
* The RTOS Viewer is part of MPLAB IDE. The actual RTOS is third party. See the Readme for Third Party Tools.htm for more on supported RTOS’s.
13.1The Microchip Web Site
Microchip provides online support via our web site at http://www.microchip.com. This web site is used as a means to make files and information easily available to customers. Accessible by using your favorite Internet browser, the web site contains the following information:
·Product Support - Data sheets and errata, application notes and sample programs, design resources, user's guides and hardware support documents, latest software releases and archived software
·General Technical Support - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), technical support requests, online discussion groups/forums (http://forum.microchip.com), Microchip consultant program member listing
·Business of Microchip - Product selector and ordering guides, latest Microchip press releases, listing of seminars and events, listings of Microchip sales offices, distributors and factory representatives
13.2Development Systems Customer Change Notification Service
Microchip's customer notification service helps keep customers current on Microchip products. Subscribers will receive e-mail notification whenever there are changes, updates, revisions or errata related to a specified product family or development tool of interest.
To register, access the Microchip web site at www.microchip.com, click on Customer Change Notification and follow the registration instructions.
The Development Systems product group categories are:
·Compilers – The latest information on Microchip C compilers, assemblers, linkers and other language tools. These include all MPLAB C compilers; all MPLAB assemblers (including MPASM™ assembler); all MPLAB linkers (including MPLINK™ object linker); and all MPLAB librarians (including MPLIB™ object librarian).
·Emulators – The latest information on Microchip in-circuit emulators. These include the MPLAB REAL ICE™, MPLAB ICE 2000 and MPLAB ICE 4000 in-circuit emulators
·In-Circuit Debuggers – The latest information on Microchip in-circuit debuggers. These include the MPLAB ICD 2 in-circuit debugger and PICkit™ 2 debug express.
·MPLAB® IDE – The latest information on Microchip MPLAB IDE, the Windows® Integrated Development Environment for development systems tools. This list is focused on the MPLAB IDE, MPLAB IDE Project Manager, MPLAB Editor and MPLAB SIM simulator, as well as general editing and debugging features.
·Programmers – The latest information on Microchip programmers. These include the MPLAB PM3 and PRO MATE® II device programmers and the PICSTART® Plus and PICkit 1and 2 development programmers.
13.3Additional Support
Users of Microchip products can receive assistance through several channels:
·Distributor or Representative
·Local Sales Office
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14.1Copyright notice for strlcpy() and strlcat()
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14.2Copyright notice for Henry Spencer's implementation of regex
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