mikroC 2.0.0.3 Released

[pizon]

Update: mikroC version 2.0.0.3 has been released. List of improvements includes:

- Added Function List (Ctrl+L)
- Added EEPROM Editor
- Enhanced initalization of subaggregates
- Fixed problem with struct assignment
- Bank management improved
- Pointer comparisson bug fixed

You can download it here.

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mikroElektronika team

[msamar]

i had downloads free version 2,3
but not working if i nead to open new project the compiler has error
and also 2,2
but the old one free 1.1 now working well i dont now way
help me please

[pizon]

So far we haven't had complaints about startup of this version. Please, you have to be more specific, we need to know:

• - which OS do you use;
  - which machine do you have (processor, is it multi-threading or not, how much memory, etc.);
  - when exactly does the problem occur (at startup, on exit, on compile, creating new project, opening the existing one...)
  - what messages does the compiler /OS generate?
  - some screenshots would be nice;

If you find it more convenient, you can send us an e-mail, to support@mikroe.com.

[msamar]

i have email the screenshots to support@mikroe.com
i am using windows xp sp1
ram 256m
prosessor 633m
problem occur on compile
regards ammar

[pizon]

Got the screenshots. You need to add a newline (<Enter>) at the very end of your source file. Version 1.1 shouldn't work without it either...

[msamar]

thank you very much for your help
its good from you for replay
the prob has solved whin i add new line at the end source file
but i dont know why we nead so new line for compiler
i am working on c++ and borland and MPLAM prog for along years .
regards engineer ammar
mselaf@hotmail.com

[pizon]

ANSI C standard explicitly requires for all the source files to end with the newline character (ASCII 0x0A). Most (if not all) of the PC-targeted compilers add this character automatically each time you save the file (you can try this for yourself - open a project in Microsoft or Borland, then delete the last empty line(s) and save the file; the newline will appear again 'by itself' at the end of file). We will add this feature in the version(s) to follow, in the meantime you'll have to take care about this by yourself.

[msamar]

Ok that’s right and I am very glad to her available reply from you.
But let me ask one more things please why you are makes the functions Libraries as built-in software, at least we cant modulate this kind of this functions for our needs, I can say it is ready procedures to use like visual programming,
Regards engineer ammar

[msamar]

hi
may i employ or write function for operator overloading on mikroc?
regards engineer ammar

[pizon]

No. Operator overload is a C++ feature, and will not be implemented in mikroC in the near future.

P.S. Please use other topics (or open some of your own) for future posting.