MPLAB® XC32++ C++ Compiler

Microchip’s latest compiler line, the MPLAB® XC, provides a comprehensive solution for your project’s development software needs and replaces all MPLAB C and HI-TECH compilers. The MPLAB XC32++ compiler:

  • Supports all 32-bit PIC® MCUs
  • Integrates with MPLAB® X IDE to provide a full graphical front end:
    • Editing errors and breakpoints match the corresponding lines in source code
    • Single step through C and C++ source code to inspect variables and structures at critical points
    • Data structures with defined data types, including floating point, display in watch windows
  • Runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X
  • Offers different optimization levels to suit your needs with FREE downloads available
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The material in these training modules exists elsewhere on this site in a general reference format. However, the training modules present it in an organized, step-by-step sequence to help you learn the topic from the ground up.

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 Frequently Asked Questions

Topic
How do I change the output.hex file name in MPLAB® X IDE?
Why Does It Take So Long To Build My Project?
What could cause glitches on an output port?
What could cause pins in a port to change from values I assign to them?
What could cause corrupted variables or code failure when I am using interrupts?
How do I fix errors relating to 'illegal conversion between pointer types' or 'illegal conversion of integer to pointer'?
Why don't the line numbers in an error message match the problematic line of code?
How do I ensure declarations are consistent across files?
How do I access bits in a RAM variable?
How can I speed up my interrupt service routine?
How do I create an array of pointers in program space (ROM)?
Why are some of my variables shown as not used?
Why are SFRs undefined in my assembly code?
When should I cast an expression?
Where can I find information about compiler messages?
Are administrator rights required to use the compiler in MPLAB® X IDE?
What is HPA (High Priority Access)?

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