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Mistral on July 24, 2026, 1:49 am
This can be done with either MPASM or PIC-AS because each lesson contains a zip-file with a main.s code at the end.
The chapters are originally written for MPASM style coding (main.asm) for which I installed MPLab 8.76 from the Archive page.
MPLAB® Ecosystem Downloads Archive | Microchip Technology
Scroll down a bit to the 32-bit Windows section.
Version 8.76 is small in size, according to the copilot it is from about the year 2010 but very nice to play around with and it has nice debug features.
Details are given in chapter 4 how to create a new project >
Tutorials - Microcontroller Basics | CircuitBread
Chapter 8 composes a Beethoven tune that can be heard from your laptop speakers and made visible using the Oscilloscope >
How to get the program's hex-file into the microcontroller is explained here >
MCUs – SimulIDE
This can be done with either MPASM or PIC-AS because each lesson contains a zip-file with a main.s code at the end.
The chapters are originally written for MPASM style coding (main.asm) for which I installed MPLab 8.76 from the Archive page.
MPLAB® Ecosystem Downloads Archive | Microchip Technology
Scroll down a bit to the 32-bit Windows section.
Version 8.76 is small in size, according to the copilot it is from about the year 2010 but very nice to play around with and it has nice debug features.
Details are given in chapter 4 how to create a new project >
Tutorials - Microcontroller Basics | CircuitBread
Chapter 8 composes a Beethoven tune that can be heard from your laptop speakers and made visible using the Oscilloscope >
How to get the program's hex-file into the microcontroller is explained here >
MCUs – SimulIDE
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