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TucsonDon

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  • Windows 11
  • MPLab X v6.2
  • xc8 v2.41, v2.45
  • Mikro EasyPIC v7 (2)
  • PICKit3, PICKit4
  • PIC18F47Q84, PIC18F47K42
  • Various Mikro click boards
I have a personal project that I have been working on for years using the above hardware. As of late it has become a point of frustration in that I keep having bugs appear in code that has been debugged and that I am not working on. I believe that a lot of the issues is coming from MPLab. My frustration came to a head yesterday and I tore it all down and threw it in the closet!

After the frustration had subsided, I started to think about how to move on with my project. One of the thoughts was to utilize a different IDE.

I believe that Mikro has an IDE and was thinking of giving it a go and wanted to get some input. I was thinking of upgrading one of the dev boards to EasyPIC v8 for PIC24/dsPIC33 and upgrade one MCU to a PIC24. My thought was if I use the Mikro IDE then I could utilize the EasyPIC onboard debugger instead of the PICKit.
 

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