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Hello,

It is better to install virtual USB drivers on a virtual machine in any case. It's been significantly improved in Windows 10, but still sometimes USB failures may cause an OS crash.

If it compiles and works well, then it doesn't need any other files added to the project.

It is compiled good because it is included whole into 13cm.cpp. To separate it from there, you have to move declarations into the corresponding .h file, and include it instead of .cpp file.

It is not Proteus bug or WinAVR bug, just project structured this way.

Hello,

It looks like you have not included all required headers into avr232.cpp.

Best regards,
Andrew

Hello,

Could you please send me the project via PM?

Thanks!

Hello Marek,

It looks like optimizer has removed some lines of code. You need to set it to the lower value in the Source Code project settings.

Best regards,
Andrew

Hello,

Unfortunately we don't support Arduino for ESP8266 simulation. It works only as part of IoT Builder projects.

Best regards,
Andrew

Hello, Serial.print() is not synchronized with the program flow. It is simply pushing data into the buffer, which is transferred in the "UDR Empty" interrupt handler. If you want your program to wait for the transfer, you have to call Serial.flush() right after Serial.print(). Best regards...

Hello,

You should connect the ICSP wires to a separate connector, as on the attached picture.

Best regards,
Andrew

Hello, It looks like AVRDUDE on the ESP-12F side does not properly initialize ATMega2560, so when it is trying to read its signature, it is getting 0xffffff (all 1 bits) back. Does your ESP-12F board have an ICSP connector? It is a separate 6-pin connector on the back of the board. If it doesn't, it...

Hi,

This is happening because Assembler does not provide variables information in the firmware files, when C compiler does.

Best regards,
Andrew

Hi,

This issue has been fixed, and the fix will be available in the next Proteus version.

Cheers,
Andrew

Hello,

The current ATtiny10 model has to be removed from Proteus completely. The one in Proteus is a very old ATtiny10, which was discontinued by Atmel ages ago. Then they decided to use the same name for the new microcontroller by some reasons.

Best regards,
Andrew

Hello,

It is not imported from PADS ASCII 9.5, as there is no corner radius information in the file. As regards of 2007 bug with 3D Viewer, I confirm that I can reproduce it. Hopefully it will be fixed for the next Service Pack.

Cheers,
Andrew

Hello, We are aware of the performance issues in the current model of Cortex M3. Recently quite a bit of work was done to improve it. Currently it is in the testing stage, and will be available in the next Proteus service pack. As regards of the skipping code lines, you need to check the optimisatio...