Great news. I have no explanation as to why they were modified. Flowcode does not change them, except to replace with new versions via Library Update.

You would need to tick "Afficher les fichers a jour" to see the files that are up-to-date on your system. (edit: ninja'd by chipfryer27!) But I think I have found the issue in the fcxlog file. It is showing that the PIC_CAL_IO.c and PIC_CAL_IO.h files may have been modified. I have attache...

Can you please upload the "fcxlog.txt" file for this project as this may help us see why this project is failing to compile for you. Also, here is a screenshot of the library files that are being used on my PC when I successfully compile your project: Screenshot 2026-02-27 090939.png Does ...

I found and fixed a problem. Is it working ok for you now?

I think there may be an issue with the updates on the website that is causing this problem. I will check now and let you know.

What error messages are you seeing?

Please post your ".msg.txt" file as well as the ".fcfx" file as this will often allow us to debug the problem without needing to download and compile your project. It will also rule out any differences in the setup of your toolchain.

Yes, I was thinking about a search for relevant registers of that chip. For example "T2CON" is used for Timer2 on some (most?) PICmicros.

But also be aware that some aspects of Flowcode's CAL may also use some internal resources. For example, the PWM does sometimes also use Timer2.

There is no way to do this directly within Flowcode. If you are only concerned with the interrupts used by you in your program, you can right-click the "Interrupt" icon in the "Icons" list in Project Explorer and select "List occurrences". That will allow you to check o...

Thanks, Stefan. That's useful to know. I've just done some searching and found this note: If you use filters (like namePrefix) to find a device, you must still specify the services you plan to access in the optionalServices array to connect to them. So you might need to have something like the follo...

You could try the filter property set to the following, assuming this is the correct Service ID for your hardware project: filters: [ { services: [0xffe0] } ] I tried a test project on my mobile phone and I had to use the Chrome browser. I tried another browser and that did nothing, presumably becau...