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Hello, welcome back.

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So this lesson is a recent update to the course, so did the sound of the microphone might be different

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from the rest of the course content because this is recently added, so just bear with me.

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So in this lesson, I'm going to show you how to change the compiler.

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The course was recorded using the call you Vision Compiler five, but if you download the call you vision

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set up recently did the default compiler compiler six.

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So because of that, some of the code in the course might be optimized for Compiler six.

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So I want you to set the compiler to the compiler five that I used in Teach-In so that you wouldn't

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face any difficulties to do that.

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You simply come over here.

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This is known as options for Target.

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You click here and then you come over here to M Compiler over here.

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It's saying use default.

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Compiler five by Yose might not see this.

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You might see something else.

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So just come over here and change it to use default.

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Compiler five compiler use default compiler version five.

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That's all there is.

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If you ever realize that sometimes your we would have something known as the pseudo delay or the forcedly,

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if you realize that sometimes that delay, the pseudo delay is not working, it's because you are probably

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using compiler six and compiler six has optimized our pseudo delay code such that it's almost as if

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it doesn't exist.

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So set in things like the simple things that you would see that it works or might end and it doesn't

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work on your end.

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The first guess should be that you are probably using a different compiler.

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Right?

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So that's it.

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But yeah.

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So if you have any questions, just let me know.

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So this is the end of this very lesson.

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I'll see you in the next lesson.