Playing with XC8 for a while, a question: What should 'License Type' shows?

I hold my hand to play with MPLAB X for now, but i have to with XC8 as the PICC doesn't support newer chips any longer. I think ♜ did do some demo-videos, and should invest more in demo-projects (debugger included). The clue is to get 'in' it, and to have someone besides you to figure out the most common errors. So with a little help of an old-student I find the X not so bad finaly. We can't ignore that MPLAB is the standard, and the only way MicroChip will assure assistance. Per il compiler MPLAB XC16 Optimization of Microchip. It is compliant with mplab xc8 c compiler keygen. But now I was forced to go back to MPLAB for library reasons (USB, MiWi and next project will be TCP/IP). Hi Bob, must say that I did a lot of research before I choosed the compiler/linker/programmer-suite (had to do for work - influencing a lot of novice students). I need the Pro version of XC32++ Compiler. There is only standard version at microchip site to try. The original post use the same method, replace the original xclm.exe with a fake xclm. I posted the source code, because I don't like replace file without see the source code. Now every compiler has own xclm.exe, but you can change every xclm with this. In new versions the path of xclm.exe is changed. Sure jayanthd just replace the original xclm.exe distributed by Microchip with new compiled and you have all optimizations enabled.

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