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MPLAB ® XC Compiler Optimizations The optimizations found on MPLAB ® XC C Compilers provide code size reductions and speed enhancements that benefit your design projects. PRO license is available for designs that require maximum code reductions and best performance. The MPLAB ® XC C Compiler contains a free, 60-day trial of a PRO license for evaluation when activated. MPLAB ® XC C Compiler Licenses – Go PRO Need to optimize your code size reduction or get better speed from your project’s software? PRO licenses are available to unlock the full potential of the MPLAB XC C compiler’s advanced-level optimizations. Rocket Download Manager.

See our list of flexible licensing options in the Features section below. Dongle License The MPLAB ® XC Dongle License is a plug-and-play license that can be used interchangeably among workstations and users. • License file is installed on a dongle (USB flash drive) • Intended for multiple users and mobile use – plug into the workstation’s USB and go • Includes unlimited updates to new compiler versions without the need for HPA (perpetual license) • One dongle license is needed for each compiler type – MPLAB XC8, MPLAB XC16 and MPLAB XC32/XC32++ More information can be found on the MPLAB XC Dongle License pages: • • • Trial 60-Day PRO License A trial PRO license for the MPLAB XC C Compiler can be activated to give 60-days of PRO compiler operation for evaluation. The trial can be activated when installing the compiler either by clicking on a link during installation, or by clicking here:. These installation files update a previously installed compiler with information it needs to support more recent Microchip devices.

Part Support Patches • Will update new device-specific information: header files, linker scripts and memory configuration files. • Will not add new functionality or optimizations to your compiler • Will not provide corrections to the compiler's operation Part support patches allow for the selection of new devices not provided originally by the compiler, and use those devices' SFRs and other features in a project. A part support patch is only needed when using a device that is not available in a compiler.