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| ===== Can I run an old PIC18F452 Application on a PIC18F4620?===== | ===== Can I run an old PIC18F452 Application on a PIC18F4620?===== | ||
| - | Yes, all applications are binary compatible, which means, that you even don't need to build a new .hex file, just upload the precompiled code. | + | Yes, all applications are binary compatible, which means, that you don't even need to build a new .hex file, just upload the precompiled code. |
| - | Only the Bootloader and MIOS itself got some small adaptions in order to allow to program the upper flash area, and the extented EEPROM range. Therefore you will find special versions in the MIOS update package within the pic18f4620/ directory | + | The Bootloader and MIOS have been changed slightly to allow programs to use the upper flash area and extended EEPROM range. Special versions of the MIOS update package are found in the pic18f4620/ directory |
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