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I have MPLAB v8.92 installed on my Win8.1 64bits PC. I just installed an old Proteus 7. Download Free Fancy Pants Game 3. 9 SP1 version yesterday.
Then I started MPLAB, -loaded the installed Proteus PIC-DEM2 MCW project -Loaded the associate.ASM code file -Clicked Debugger/Select Tool/Proteus VSM But doing so there was no Proteus schematic window poping up.(!!!) and I could not figure why this was happening. So I gave up and the next day I had an idea about something I could have forgot. -->Run MPLAB as administrator! So I right clicked on the MPLAB icon properties and selected 'run as administrator' then clicked OK. Linux Device Drivers For Beginners Pdf. Doing so now I see the Proteus popup window coming up whenever I select the Debugger Proteus VSM simulation plugin inside MPLAB. I also run the Proteus 7 Professional standalone program as administrator.
This trick is probably also needed inside Windows 7. Hope this could help!
I have just downloaded the and I've noticed that in their samples, they have PIC projects based on C and they could step through the C code in the debuger. Here is a screenshot from one of their sample videos: But I just don't know how to specify my C source files to the simulator. I can specify source files in assembly under Source>Add/Remove Source Files, however this does not work for C source files. I prefer C to assembly coding and I request for help or a simple tutorial on how to debug a simple C PIC project in Proteus ISIS.
Yes, there is a debugger for C source codes in the Proteus ISIS VSM, however since C code will differ with the compiler, only certain compilers are allowed. In the website, you can see that supported compilers for PICs are: • CCS for PIC (at least V4.107) • Hi-Tech C for dsPIC33 (at least V9.60) • Hi-Tech C for PIC10/12/16 (at least V9.8) • Hi-Tech C for PIC18 (at least V9.63) • MPLAB C18 for PIC18 (at least V3.34) • MPLAB C30 (at least V3.21) These compilers each generate a debug file, if enabled in the output options. You have not mentioned your compiler, so I am going to give an example for Hi-Tech C for PIC10/12/16. Your compiler is going to generate a.cof file as well as a.hex file after the compilation, if enabled in the compiler output options.
Double click your PIC in proteus, 'Edit Component' dialog will appear. It is the same window that you include your hex file, however this time you are going to include your.cof file: Click 'OK' after you have included, now double click on your crystal if you have any, and click and activate the box labeled 'Exclude from Simulation', click 'OK', do the same for the capacitors that are connected to that crystal, if any. Now click on 'Advance Simulation by one animation frame' button, shown below: Now you can see your source code, and navigate through it via the same button above. If you cannot see the code, and your compiler is not in the list I mentioned, then unfortunately it is not supported. If you cannot see any code window, then activate it by 'Debug >>PIC CPU >>Source Code'. You can also see your variables with 'Debug >>PIC CPU >>Variables'.