Dennis Frost wrote:
>
> >         I am using PIP-02 with David Tait like hardware. It works very
> nicely,
> > but I am boring always have to specify the processor, the directory,
>
> Hi David (and others)
>
> The version I am using has an ini file called pip-02.ini containing the
> following:
>
> [INIT]
> defaultdevice=1
> outputfiletype=1
>
> I don't have to specify the processor. It remembers the last one I used.
> I am not certain but I think you may also be able to force it to change
> when you load your hex file if you have the following in the source:
>
>         LIST P=16F84;  , F=INHX8M
>
> The following sets up the configuration bits so you don't have to change
> them each time:
>
>         __CONFIG        _XT_OSC & _WDT_ON & _PWRTE_OFF & _CP_ON
>
> Cheers
>         Dennis
>
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        I think we don't have the same version. I found the pip-02.ini but I
tried to force the processor,... etc but it did nothing. :(
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