Debugger will not advance

[JerryR]

I know I'm in but a big DUH, but I just can't get my debugger to advance past MAIN. Using PCWH 5.093 CCS IDE on Windows 11 laptop. Debugger ICD-U64 with firmware 3,43.

CCS_Load indicates all well. Correct device (16F1933), Correct voltage, test osc and debugger PASSES.

In debugger window OSC frequency shows 500 KHz. Debugger erases target, programs, verifies and shows ready.

Debugger and IDE tested on another unrelated target and works okay.

Here's the simple code:

[Ttelmah]

First thing, the debugger has to be _told_ (by you), the clock speed. It
doesn't not have any knowledge of what that chip settings will generate.

On the "won't advance", right click on the delay_ms line, and select
'run to target'. Understand that it will then stay on that line and never
seem to advance. There are perhaps thirty instructions at the start of
'main', and the delay itself, will involve 1000 instruction steps.
Single machine instruction steps are very small. A simple C instruction
like printf, can easily involve may thousands of instructions....

[JerryR]

Ttelmah:

Thank you for your interest and kind reply. Issue solved. Reinstalled PIC C on laptop and debugging works find now.

Best regards,