If the “Projects” pane is not visible, you can open it by opening the “Window” menu and selecting “Projects”. Now we need to create the assembly source file.In the “MPASM (global options)” category, check the “Build in absolute mode” check box, then click “OK”.
#PROTEUS FOR MPLAB X IDE 4.05 HOW TO#
These instructions will show how to write absolute code, where the location of every instruction and variable is known ahead of time.
MPASM supports two types of code: absolute and relocatable. This section is for advanced users who only want to use assembly. MPASM is an assembler that comes with MPLAB X.įor most people, we recommend “developing P-Star apps with XC8”: Section 5.3, which allows a mixture of C and assembly code. MPLAB X a free integrated development (IDE) from Microchip for programming their PIC microcontrollers.
This section explains how to get started programming the P-Star in assembly using MPLAB X and XC8.