CCS C PIC Compiler File marked as fake or malicious, links removed. Using BitTorrent is legal, downloading copyrighted material isn’t. Be careful of what you download or face the consequences. The CCS Download Manager automatically checks the CCS website and notifies you if there is a new version of the CCS C Compiler. If a new version is available, it downloads and installs to keep your compiler up-to-date.

Some compiler vendors update every 6 months leaving customers long periods in which workarounds are the only solution. Others like CCS have a compiler that can have several versions installed simultaneously on a single PC. CCS has a stable version and the latest version with the weekly or daily fixes. If there is an issue that the latest version fixes then there is no need for a workaround if there is no issue then the stable version suffices.

If the issue isn't fixed in the latest version then the next version may address it. Some never having experienced the necessity of using workarounds for months on end aren't understanding the value of a rapid versioning approach. If rapid versioning is a problem then only using the CCS stable version and waiting several months for the next one is always available as a choice.

Yes it works with the 24's. Some issues reported with the CCS debug hardware (ex. ICD-U64) with clock speed above 100mhz. Some 24's can run at 140 Mhz. The ICD-U64 can upload( program) code that runs at 140Mhz it just can't run the same code in debug mode (many PIC's have have debug capabilities.peek at registers display ram etc). An aside Some are adverse to CCS rapid versioning. Craftsmen and women don't blame their tools.

They do choose the tools for the job. Many like their tools sharpened daily others like them blunt so they don't get cut. CCS sharpens the tools weekly if not daily. Anyway some would rather accept imperfect compilers rather than wait months or years for a new version hoping the delay will lead to better results.

Its always a choice. « Last Edit: July 27, 2013, 08:11:41 20:11 by gan_canny » Logged. That's good to hear gan_canny. I think I'll migrate one PIC18F4431 PPWM project to a PIC24FJ16MC101.

Raymond murphy english grammar in use pdf online. I've seen the device supported and looks like it does have a MC101 and MC102. Compiled some old code with the setup_power_pwm and some #defines were modified for the PIC18F4431 (complementary or something). I don't use ICD-U64 or CCS IDE, I use PICKIT3 and MPLAB; haven't gotten more than 40 MHZ so this 100MHZ won't be a problem. I agree with your statement, whether CCS has a bad compiler or not, we use it, so it must be good (at least for us).

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