Thanks from all AVR users who installed the newest release and must install again a former version ... I will migrate to MikroPascal, since my code is less than 4K it is "gratis" for me ...
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The 'use.ini' now contains the assembler to be used. We use to pass this as part of the command line but that will not really support changing easily between GCASM and PICAS.
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does not work with avr chips, pic only ...
Correct. PIC only. at the moment.
Got time to Help on the AVR PIC-AS solution ?
no problem ... but am not an expert, maybe can test different things ... i use various avr tiny chips
I am sorting out the 16f at the moment. Be a while for AVR it will come.
Thanks from all AVR users who installed the newest release and must install again a former version ... I will migrate to MikroPascal, since my code is less than 4K it is "gratis" for me ...
There are fixes in the new version for AVR.
Andreas Zeidler was referring to PIC-AS support for AVR.
I recommend using the latest RC release for AVR... You now get a nice message telling you that PIC-AS is not supported.
I downloaded RC40 from Feb 23, and was not able to re-compile a former prog for the 90S8515 : Not supported in GC-ASM.
This is an issue then.
I just tried this
#chip 90S8515
(complete program), and this compiles here.What is the exact message please?
I just installed here. Yes, I had to change the use.ini as shown below.
Once I had changed use.ini to GCASM then #chip 90S8515 (complete program), compiled .
I will change to use GCASM in use.ini. Having PIC-AS selected was an error.. I will put up RC41 asap
I have posted Rc41 - this has more fixes but it sets use.ini = GCASM.
See attachment.
If this does not resolve then we have to look at other factors that may need reviewing. But, fingers crossed.
Last edit: Anobium 2021-02-25
OK, thanks, now it compiles again ...
Great news! Thank you for telling me.
The 'use.ini' now contains the assembler to be used. We use to pass this as part of the command line but that will not really support changing easily between GCASM and PICAS.