Microchip Xc16 Compiler Cracked

And some info in the thread was largely related to cracking XC16/32. It's important. That means that Microchip cracked the GCC compiler. '/opt/microchip/xc16/v1.41/bin/xc16-gcc' asmtest.s -o. It's certainly very helpful to have the assembler experience to see what the compiler is doing, and I'll. So, my point is, have another crack at C. Once you get the basics.

HelloI tested the patch with the 1.30 version and:-the messages about free mode, bla bla, are suppressed as expected.- generated code (hex) is the same both in free mode as with the patch applied (last one published in this thread, working with 1.21).Reports from XC8 are identical. Also i compared both codes manually in a hex editor with no diferences.Since the code is quite simple (just blinking a led) i can't do any further affirmation, because perhaps there is nothing to optimize so the generated hex files are the same in both cases.Resuming: i don't know if the patch is still working and the PRO mode is really enabled.

Looks it's not enabled.I'll do more checks.« Last Edit: February 05, 2014, 10:43:41 22:43 by alichan »Logged. Memory Summary:Program space used 3Eh ( 62) of 800h words ( 3.0%)Data space used Bh ( 11) of 80h bytes ( 8.6%)EEPROM space None availableData stack space used 0h ( 0) of 70h bytes ( 0.0%)Configuration bits used 1h ( 1) of 2h words ( 50.0%)ID Location space used 0h ( 0) of 4h bytes ( 0.0%)BTW, surfing the web i found this guy checking the optimizations, it's interesting. Download virtual dj 7 pro. I have to agree with him after my own checks, the code generated in free mode is. Weird and suspicious.Regards.« Last Edit: February 05, 2014, 11:20:48 23:20 by alichan »Logged.

Hi,Solution for new release is:1. Open 'C:Program FilesMicrochipxc8v1.32binpicc.exe' file with hex editor.2. Find these bytes '74 16 83 EC 08 56' and replace first two bytes with '90' ('90 90 83 EC 08 56').3.

Find these bytes '74 15 83 C3' and replace first byte with 'EB' ('EB 15 83 C3').4. Do same with 'C:Program FilesMicrochipxc8v1.32binpicc18.exe' file.5. And use latest 'xclm' file from here.They check for modified xclm file as is in latest XC32 release.Regards.« Last Edit: June 16, 2014, 12:27:14 12:27 by petarp »Logged. Hi,Solution for new release is:1. Open 'C:Program FilesMicrochipxc8v1.32binpicc.exe' file with hex editor.2. Find these bytes '74 16 83 EC 08 56' and replace first two bytes with '90' ('90 90 83 EC 08 56').3.

Find these bytes '74 15 83 C3' and replace first byte with 'EB' ('EB 15 83 C3').4. Do same with 'C:Program FilesMicrochipxc8v1.32binpicc18.exe' file.5. And use latest 'xclm' file from here.They check for modified xclm file as is in latest XC32 release.Regards.I took the liberty of making a patch using your findings. All credits go to you, petarpAs always, antivirus may say something about the patch. I've included the dup2-project.Link for patch included in my next message below.« Last Edit: June 18, 2014, 12:30:14 12:30 by Wannabe »Logged. Hi,Solution for new release is:1.

Open 'C:Program FilesMicrochipxc8v1.32binpicc.exe' file with hex editor.2. Find these bytes '74 16 83 EC 08 56' and replace first two bytes with '90' ('90 90 83 EC 08 56').3. Find these bytes '74 15 83 C3' and replace first byte with 'EB' ('EB 15 83 C3').4. Do same with 'C:Program FilesMicrochipxc8v1.32binpicc18.exe' file.5.

Scan to pdf v3 2.0 6 serial number. And use latest 'xclm' file from here.They check for modified xclm file as is in latest XC32 release.Regards.How do you found those bytes, the right bytes to change?I'm on linux and, obviously, the bytes to change are different.Like you said, they check for the xclm authenticity.