Joint debugging method of Proteus and ICCAVR-EEWORLD

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Today I would like to introduce to you a software called Proteus, which can perform code-level debugging like AVR Studio and can also view the MCU status in real time.

Everyone knows that ICC-AVR cannot debug code, and many people choose AVRStudio, but AVR Studio is not intuitive, especially when debugging LCD display code, you cannot see the display status in real time, and the emulator is too expensive, which is not realistic for most beginners.

Steps:

1. Create a new ICC-AVR project and save it in the project folder.

2. Design compilation options

3. Compile and generate debug files

4. Open proteus to create a simulation circuit diagram

5. Load the debugging file to the atmega16L microcontroller

6. Save the proteus simulation file in the same folder as the ICC-AVR project file and save it with the same file name.

7. Open the saved proteus file again and start debugging.

8. If the code box is not displayed when debugging, open the tab shown below.

9. When debugging, you can choose options such as full-speed execution and single-step debugging.

10. Finally, here is the full picture of debugging for everyone to see.

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At this point, everyone should understand how to use proteus to debug ICC-AVR code.

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