I've been working with MPLAB X IDE v5.35 for a while now, and have finally gotten used to its, let's say unusual, environment.
I haven't upgraded it to a more recent version because this was the last version that includes the MPASM assembler. I intend to eventually upgrade to the new assembler in the near future, but that's another story.
Anyway, I have two questions:
I haven't upgraded it to a more recent version because this was the last version that includes the MPASM assembler. I intend to eventually upgrade to the new assembler in the near future, but that's another story.
Anyway, I have two questions:
- What's the difference between "building" a project, and "cleaning and building" it? ... and I mean other than hygienic.
- I'm having some trouble debugging a subroutine that is supposed to match a string received through the serial port (and stored in ram) against one received through the UART. Is there a way to simulate the procedure?