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Download and run the following patch file. You must have PICBASIC PRO™ version 2.60 or 2.60A. If you have modified files in your existing installation, you may need to reinstall from the PBP CD before applying this patch. This is not an upgrade. This patch will not work on versions earlier than 2.60.
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Download and run the following patch file. You must have PICBASIC PRO� version 2.60. If you have modified files in your 2.60 installation, you may need to reinstall from the PBP 2.60 CD before applying this patch. This is not an upgrade. This patch will not work on versions earlier than 2.60.
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Download and run the following patch file. You must have PICBASIC PRO� version 2.50(ab). If you have modified files in your 2.50 installation, you may need to reinstall from the PBP 2.50 CD before applying this patch. This is not an upgrade. This patch will not work on versions earlier than 2.50.
Adds support for PIC10F222, 12F510, 16F506, 16F685, 16F687, 16F689, 16F690, 16F946, 18F1230, 18F1231, 18F1330, 18F1331, 18F2221, 18F2321, 18F4221, 18F4321, 18F6527, 18F6622, 18F8527, 18F8622. Fixes Hserin/Hserout defines for PIC16F688. Fixes possible bank select issues for moving data into a bit on PIC18 series MCUs.
Download and run the following patch file. You must have PICBASIC PRO� version 2.46. This is not an upgrade.
Adds additional internal register names to fix errors when compiling for PIC12F683, 16F684, 16F688, 16F716, 16F737, 16F747, 16F767, 16F777, 16F87, 16F88. Fixes problem opening COD file when compiling for 18F parts in MPLAB�.
Download and run the following patch file. You must have PICBASIC PRO� version 2.45. This is not an upgrade.
If you try to patch an installation that has been patched previously, you will receive the error: "This program cannot update the installed version of PICBASIC PRO Compiler because of the following reasons: c:\pbp\PIC12F683.BAS: unknown version." If you see this, you don't need the patch.
Adds support for the PIC10F202 and PIC10F206. This ZIP file contains the additional files needed for PBP to compile for these parts. These files can only be used with PBP versions 2.42 through 2.45. This is not an upgrade.
The PIC10F200 and PIC10F204 are not supported because of RAM limitations.
Download the following file and extract the contents into your PBP folder. Make sure the file "M10F20X.INC" ends up in the INC folder within your installation.
Download Files (PIC10.ZIP, 4K)
These files may be extracted to your PICBASIC PRO install directory to add support for the F87 and F88. This only works in versions 2.43 and 2.44 of PICBASIC PRO Compiler.
Download Files (16F88.ZIP, 9K)
Fixes bug in math involving byte variables in complex expressions. We recommend that all users of version 2.42 install this patch.
Download and run the following patch file. You must have PICBASIC PRO version 2.42. This is not an upgrade.
Download Patch (pbp242a.exe, 85K)
Fixes compile error: "Bad Val Op..."
Download and run the following patch file. You must have PICBASIC PRO version 2.40. This is not an upgrade.
Download Patch (pbp240a.exe, 72K)
Fixes errors from MPASM concerning "_config" symbols.
Download the ZIP file and extract the contents to your PBP directory. These files do not add support for 18F, they just change the names of the configuration registers. They should only be installed in version 2.40. They won't have any affect on earlier versions.
Download INC files (INC18F.ZIP, 4K)
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Adds support for PIC12F609, 615, 635, 683, PIC12HV609, 615, PIC16F610, 616, 631, 636, 639, 677, 684, 685, 687, 688, 689, 690, 716, 737, 747, 767, 777, 785, 882, 883, 884, 886, 887, 913, 914, 916, 917, 946, PIC16HV610, 616 and 785.
You must have version 1.45 in order to use this patch.
Download Patch (pbc145p4.exe, 258K)
Fixes mystery compile errors that seem to be related to invisible characters in source code. Try this if your compile error seems to move from line to line when you comment things out in the debug process.
Download the exe file and save it to the folder where your source file is stored. Run Windows Explorer, drag the damaged bad source file onto the FileFix program.
Windows XP may periodically access printer ports and interrupt the EPIC� programming process. This can be stopped with a registry entry.
Download the registry entry file below and merge it into your XP registry.