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ICD to work with internal oscillator.
I would like ICD to work with internal oscillator, without modifying FCDx files.
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Re: ICD to work with internal oscillator.
I would just like to know how to get ICD to work at all !!
I can't find anything (pertaining to Flowcode 7) that explains how to use ICD - other than some glib reference on the Wiki that "ICD has been replaced with Ghost".
Ghost might be excellent - however I have both an EB-006-04 and an EB-006-07 - so Ghost isn't going to work (certainly not on the -04 variant).
Then there is a further reference (iirc, on the same Wike page) that Ghost requires an extra level of licensing.
So, do I have to purchase two new EB-006-09 boards, and a Ghost licence upgrade - just to be able to perform basic ICD?
After all, the only reason that I need ICD in the first place is because I am up against one of the most evil 'bugs' that I have ever encountered in 35+ years of programming - and I can't tell whether it is my code or Flowcode 7 (sorry!).
Cheers,
Bill
I can't find anything (pertaining to Flowcode 7) that explains how to use ICD - other than some glib reference on the Wiki that "ICD has been replaced with Ghost".
Ghost might be excellent - however I have both an EB-006-04 and an EB-006-07 - so Ghost isn't going to work (certainly not on the -04 variant).
Then there is a further reference (iirc, on the same Wike page) that Ghost requires an extra level of licensing.
So, do I have to purchase two new EB-006-09 boards, and a Ghost licence upgrade - just to be able to perform basic ICD?
After all, the only reason that I need ICD in the first place is because I am up against one of the most evil 'bugs' that I have ever encountered in 35+ years of programming - and I can't tell whether it is my code or Flowcode 7 (sorry!).
Cheers,
Bill