[gpsim-devel] gpsim-0.30.0 release

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I have released gpsim-0.30.0

                    gpsim

      GNU Pic Simulator, a simulator for 
      Microchip's PIC microcontrollers.

Version 0.30.0 release

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2341
http://gpsim.sourceforge.net/gpsim.html

Highlighted release feature

    Gpsim no longer requires gtk+extra library.
    P16f91x processors which include LCD driver module
    P16f1825 processor with Digital Signal Modulator

New Processors:

    pic12f1840 pic16f1825 pic16f716 pic16f913 pic16f914 pic16f916
    pic16f917 pic18f14k22 pic18f2525 pic18f258 pic18f458

Bug Fixes

    229   PCL of 16-bit devices isn't shown properly in RAM view 
    227   Compile error 
    226   OSCCON not setting LTS bit for p16f685 
    224   14bits Enhanced Instruction BRW not working 
    223   sigsegv in gui_breadboard.cc:646 
    222   breadboard issue with 18f26k22 clock pin labels 
    221   When selecting I2C, SSx pin may change name in
breadboard 
    220   Make documentation more clear for processor loading 
    219   TMR2 can exceed 255 after changing prescale bits of
T2CON 
    217   add to watch 
    216   Watch viewer/set value doesn't work 
    215   Issues with tmr1_freq 
    213   ds1307 not at i2c address 0xd0 
    212   Suggestion: Add the pic16f716 
    211   'Open failed' dialog does not close with 'Ok' 
    210   documentation error break w temp1 & 0b11110000 ==
0b11000000
    209   EECON1::EEPGD not settable for 16f88x processors 
    207   Wrong EEPROM size 
    206   Break command problems 
    205   TMR0: bug TMR0 is larger than 255 

Feature Requests

    55   Add P18f2525 processor 
    54   Add PIC16F917 
    53   Allow single pin traces in breadboard
    52   Add p16f1825 
    51   Add p12f1840 processor 
    50   Statically link GtkSheet from gtkextra 
    48   Load extras modules from single modules lib 
    47   Add ssp registers to 16f88x processors 

Patches Applied

    46 Support for 18F258/18F458
    45 Simulation time cycles in decimal by default