Just saw that a new version been released
**broken link removed**
New in MPLAB IDE v7.60:
The most recent full release of MPLAB IDE v7.60 introduces these new features:
MPLAB IDE
- Expanded trace captures and displays more data using a disk buffer up to 2G byte.
- Multiple path inclusions in project build options replaces the previous single line, semi comma delimited entry.
- ASM30 files can be processed through the Microchip C preprocessor so that C style directives embedded in assembly files are converted by the preprocessor.
- Relative paths are now supported in the Project Wizard.
- Standard “make files” can be generated for all processors.
- The DMCI (Data Monitor and Control Interface) has new sliders, split window panes, data capture graph buffers, and a number of other enhancements.
MPLAB REAL ICE
- MPLAB REAL ICE can collect and display data in the DMCI.
- PIC18 support, software breakpoints for 16-bit devices, and complex triggers are now supported
MPLAB SIM
- Simulator code coverage is re-designed in the simulator to be exactly like in-circuit emulators
**broken link removed**
New in MPLAB IDE v7.60:
The most recent full release of MPLAB IDE v7.60 introduces these new features:
MPLAB IDE
- Expanded trace captures and displays more data using a disk buffer up to 2G byte.
- Multiple path inclusions in project build options replaces the previous single line, semi comma delimited entry.
- ASM30 files can be processed through the Microchip C preprocessor so that C style directives embedded in assembly files are converted by the preprocessor.
- Relative paths are now supported in the Project Wizard.
- Standard “make files” can be generated for all processors.
- The DMCI (Data Monitor and Control Interface) has new sliders, split window panes, data capture graph buffers, and a number of other enhancements.
MPLAB REAL ICE
- MPLAB REAL ICE can collect and display data in the DMCI.
- PIC18 support, software breakpoints for 16-bit devices, and complex triggers are now supported
MPLAB SIM
- Simulator code coverage is re-designed in the simulator to be exactly like in-circuit emulators