The current version of NoICE is 9.3. This page offers fixes for various bugs, until such time that they can be rolled into a new release of NoICE. To use these fixes Be sure that you are running NoICE 9.3. Click Help, About. Find the file with the same name in your NoICE\bin directory (or other directory as directed below), and rename the file to something like "Nwhatever.dll.saved". This will let you revert to the original file if the fix is not to your liking. Download the fix file that you want from the list below into NoICE\bin Run NoICE.

Update to NComBDM.dll (version 9.3.4 2024, released 22 January 2010). Fixes two bugs affecting MC9S08: 1) single-step to an address above 0xFFEF resulted in the PC being off by one byte. 2) display of bus frequency for TUNE command was formatted incorrectly, possibly showing incorrect values. If you are not using NoICE for the MC9S08, you do not need to get this DLL.

Update to NLoader.dll (version 9.3.4.2034, released 8 February 2010) Fixes a bug in loading elf/dward files for the MC9S12X, that misinterpreted Global addresses as generated by the GCC C compiler. If you are not using NoICE for the MC9S12X with GCC, you do not need to get this DLL.

Update to NoICE.dll (version 9.3.3.2033, released 26 February 2010) When using Animate and to perform repeated single-step, the user can abort by pressing or holding ESC. However, NoICE would cancel even if ESC was pressed with the focus set to a different application. This update acts on ESC only when NoICE has the focus. If this problem hasn't annoyed you, you do not need this update.

Update to cdb2noi.zip (version 9.4.4, released 26 February 2010). This update allows the cdb2noi utility to be used with the SDCC compiler for the Z80, adding the "-Z" switch to specify the Z80. Previous versions of cdb2noi supported only the 8051. Also eliminates incorrect duplicate definitions of functions and symbols. Souce code is included, along with the executable utility.