LE: Given the message received, you may need to completely uninstall the XC16 compiler, clean the leftover folders and then reinstall and follow the above procedure.
I am not sure if it is needed anymore, but at some point there was a need to copy the "fixed" xclm.exe also to the BIN folder from the MPLABX installation folder. you open a Command Prompt as Administrator in the folder BIN of the XC compiler and you run xclm.exe you will see a bunch of messages that files are patched now, you move both files ("fixed" xclm.exe and xclm.old) back to the BIN folder from the compiler installation folder Do not double post, please help keep these forums professional and comments respectful. Any help is greatly appreciated Krayzeeman Logged. Im running Mac OS X 10.11.2, with MPLAB X IDE v3.20, XC8 v1.35 with v1.35b part support. Please read the forum posting guidelines. Thank you very much for your tutorial You are a genius Now i have two problems/doubts (first of all, im using MPLAB X IDE v2.26 and XC8 v1.33 with a pickit3). This release provides for new part support and bug fixes, please see the release notes for full details. in the same location where you now have xclm.old, you copy the "fixed" xclm.exe MPLAB XC8 C-Compiler v1.33 is now available for download here. you move the original xclm.exe from the BIN folder, somewhere else then you rename it from xclm.exe to xclm.old Its generating an empty script called /opt/microchip/xc8/v1.33/bin/xclm and that. ChipMan, I don't have the XC16 installed at the moment in my PC and I am sure that you already read around about the following things but it doesn't hurt to make sure that: Microchips MPLAB XC8 C compiler toolchain for their PIC10/12/16/18.
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