** Changed in: ktechlab (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Triaged
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Feisty has a new version of ktechlab and I think of the library that was
out of date that was causing the PIC component to be unavailable.
Now I can add a PIC to a circuit, but when I go to load the code for the
PIC, the ktechlab GUI freezes, with all available CPU being used by
ktechlab. It loo
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** Changed in: ktechlab (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided =>
I just noticed that ktechlab 0.3-5 for feisty looks like it probably
addresses this issue. I'm looking forward to a bakport to edgy.
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I'm seeing the same thing.
I think what's happened is that we've got a ktechlab that has been
compiled without gpsim support, and hence simulating PICs in circuits is
disabled.
If I've understood things correctly this is because ktechlab requires a
later version of gpsim than ubuntu supplies (I'm
