Hi,
I just downloaded the latest flowcode version V3 and installed it on a computer that had the old version V3.
I did a complete un-install and rebooted my computer. I then did an install and went into the fcd directory. I had attempted to create my own fcd in the old V3. These files were still in the fcd folder "after" I completed the new install.
Why didn't they get deleted?
Did all the latest fcd files get placed in the fcd folder with the latest V3 install?
The reason I ask is that some time ago I had issues with Analog on the 16F886/887 chips. Ben wrote a new fcd and sent it to me. I never got around to using it back then. I want to make sure I have the updated 16F886/887 fcd files to use.
Thanks
Ron
When upgrading to new version
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Re: When upgrading to new version
The uninstall routine will not "know" about any additional files you have created, and so will not delete them - you will need to delete these manually (if you need to).
The 16F886 files you had modified will probably have been replaced with the new ones, but I can't be sure. The best thing to do if you are uncertain is to use a file-compare utility to check for any differences in the files. Alternatively, look at the modified dates of the files and see if these are the same.
The 16F886 files you had modified will probably have been replaced with the new ones, but I can't be sure. The best thing to do if you are uncertain is to use a file-compare utility to check for any differences in the files. Alternatively, look at the modified dates of the files and see if these are the same.