Debug error in proteus

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Hi all,
I got stuck in debug in proteus.I had compiled my program in PICC then I load cof file in order to debug in proteus but it is error.
The error"no source line at pc address[PC=0000]"
I used proteus 7.8 version.
Could you help me?
Thanks in advance.
 

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This is a regular problem:
open your source (.C or .bas) using the drop-down menu of the debug window then set a breakpoint on a valid statement (preferably at the beginning of the program). Then close and restart the simulation; now you can debug step-by step your program.
 

Hello I have the same problem "No source code PC address PC=00000" but, I'm using AVR Studio6 and freeRtos, I try this test to fix the problem

1. I Changed the directorie of the desing
2. I created a new project
3. I changed the level to optimisation

Nothing to this fix the problem

Help me please :idea:
 

In the PIC CPU source Code - U1 window drop down the list and select the .c or .bas file and your code will appear.
 

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internetuser2k12 said:
In the PIC CPU source Code - U1 window drop down the list and select the .c or .bas file and your code will appear.
Click to expand...

This option doesn't show anyThing, Please You check the picture

Thanks




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internetuser2k12 said:
In the PIC CPU source Code - U1 window drop down the list and select the .c or .bas file and your code will appear.
Click to expand...

This option doesn't show anyThing, Please You check the picture

Thanks


 

When you compile your code you have to generate .cof or .coff file. Then double click the microcontroller in proteus and choose .cof file as your program file and teh debug. The code will appear. What compiler are you using? Atmel Studio 6?
 

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