DSPIC33FJ32GP202/204

[david66]

i have projects with DSPIC33FJ32GP202 and DSPIC33FJ32GP204
28 and 44 pins dsPIC33F
and i don't found them in MikroC for dsPIC !!!

what about ?

[dane.radakovic]

Hi,

Unfortunately at this moment dsPIC33FJ32GP202 and dsPIC33FJ32GP204 aren't supported in our compilers,
but we are planning to support mentioned MCU's in coming releases of our compilers for dsPIC30/33 and PIC24 family.

Regards

[david66]

thanks for your answer

could you tell me if it will be support in one three or six months, a year ...

Regards

[m_gou1]

I too, have bought a lot of new chips, unsupported for the moment...
since mid-last year.

Can i suggest to:
- in the new build of MicrodsC to make the chips support like a plugin ( we can download the update only without waiting for the new version of the software) ... it would be cool to have an automatic download of supported chips as soon as they are made .

- Maybe release a public tool to "copy" the supported features of an existing chip family and transpose it to a new member of the family ( chip number) so we can have limited functionality, but be able to develop a little with new chips ( that often have compatible opcodes and memory maps as previously released chips) until you make an official release.

Mig.

[dane.radakovic]

Hi,

We are start working on new version, but at this moment I cannot give you any
specific deadlines until work isn't nearly by finish.

Mig:

Can i suggest to:
- in the new build of MicrodsC to make the chips support like a plugin ( we can download the update
only without waiting for the new version of the software) ... it would be cool to have an automatic
download of supported chips as soon as they are made Wink.

- Maybe release a public tool to "copy" the supported features of an existing chip family and transpose
it to a new member of the family ( chip number) so we can have limited functionality,
but be able to develop a little with new chips ( that often have compatible opcodes and memory
maps as previously released chips) until you make an official release.

Thank you for suggestion. It is added to wish list.

Regards

[david66]

Hi,
I create yesterday the defs for the 33FJ32GP204
the first test with IOports and I2C works fine
now i will test the RS232 and ADC
Regards

[rmteo]

David, I have done the same thing for mikroBASIC (for 28/44-pin dsPIC33 and PIC24H). Another issue is programmer support - PICFlash does not yet support these devices. Have you tested your routines in hardware? I use a PICKit2 programmer and so far - the little testing that has been done - it appears to be working OK.

[david66]

Not actually test in hardware
I have only test the file .hex in Proteus Labcenter
It's not a good news if PicFlaxh don't support the device.

[rmteo]

There is a good chance that it will work in hardware if it works in Proteus (not guaranteed though - one reason why I don't use simulators much). The fact that PICFlash does not YET support these devices is no biggie for me as I use the PICkit2 exclusively for the PIC24F/H and dsPIC33 (and the PIC18xxK series).

[dane.radakovic]

Hi,

Our Hardware Developer are planning to support mentioned MCUs in coming releases of our LvPICFLASH.

Regards

[david66]

Hi,

it's a problem of driver or Hardware ?

if i buy now LvPICFLASH does he support the future MCU 28 and 44 pins ?

Regards

[dane.radakovic]

Hi,

We are planing to support mentioned MCUs in coming releases of LvPICFLASH software, without hardware modification.

Regards