The answer is NO, as the configuration you are using is invalid.
Use PICINFO this is an option within the IDE. ( or within your installation ). PICINFO has a UI that enables your to ensure the config is valid.
So, find PICINFO, selection your chip, change the config, copy and paste into your code. It will work.
But, as you use PICINFO you will see the defaults for the config is shown. And, you may not need to update the config as the GCBASIC defaults may meet your needs.
Evan
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If any information is missing, that you think would be useful. Please let us know. If we can source the information then we should be able to add to PICInfo.
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Hello everyone,
Is it possible to setup the MCLR to OFF or ON with the following code.
(Warning: Configuration setting not valid: MCRL=OFF)
Thank's
The answer is NO, as the configuration you are using is invalid.
Use PICINFO this is an option within the IDE. ( or within your installation ). PICINFO has a UI that enables your to ensure the config is valid.
So, find PICINFO, selection your chip, change the config, copy and paste into your code. It will work.
But, as you use PICINFO you will see the defaults for the config is shown. And, you may not need to update the config as the GCBASIC defaults may meet your needs.
Evan
Thank's
my mistake
I've corrected the error : MCRL=OFF should be MCLRE=OFF
:-)
But, you do not need it. PICINFO will show you the defaults and GCBASIC sets MCLRE=OFF ( for that chip).
Evan
Yes indeed , looked at PICINFO.
very useful.
PICInfo exposes the selected chips information.
If any information is missing, that you think would be useful. Please let us know. If we can source the information then we should be able to add to PICInfo.