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MPLAB 7.0 on website - Gary Kato - 2004-12-07 17:30:00

Just noticed that Microchip Technologies now has MPLAB 7.0 available for
downloading. Don't know how it differs. I'll have to wait until later tonight
to download it.



Re: MPLAB 7.0 on website - hamilton - 2004-12-09 00:19:00

Gary Kato wrote:

> Just noticed that Microchip Technologies now has MPLAB 7.0 available for
> downloading. Don't know how it differs. I'll have to wait until later tonight
> to download it.
> 
No longer supports older PICC compilers.

Re: MPLAB 7.0 on website - Leon Heller - 2004-12-09 23:01:00

"Gary Kato" <g...@aol.com> wrote in message 
news:2...@mb-m23.aol.com...
> Just noticed that Microchip Technologies now has MPLAB 7.0 available for
> downloading. Don't know how it differs. I'll have to wait until later 
> tonight
> to download it.

I've heard that it is rather buggy.


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Re: MPLAB 7.0 on website - Mike Page - 2004-12-11 09:29:00

hamilton wrote:
> Gary Kato wrote:
> 
>> Just noticed that Microchip Technologies now has MPLAB 7.0 available for
>> downloading. Don't know how it differs. I'll have to wait until later 
>> tonight
>> to download it.
>>
> No longer supports older PICC compilers.

You mean it won't drive picc build process or it won't recognise the 
.cod format?

Best Regards,
Mike Page

Re: MPLAB 7.0 on website - hamilton - 2004-12-11 13:01:00

Mike Page wrote:
> hamilton wrote:
> 
>> Gary Kato wrote:
>>
>>> Just noticed that Microchip Technologies now has MPLAB 7.0 available for
>>> downloading. Don't know how it differs. I'll have to wait until later 
>>> tonight
>>> to download it.
>>>
>> No longer supports older PICC compilers.
> 
> 
> You mean it won't drive picc build process or it won't recognise the 
> .cod format?
> 
> Best Regards,
> Mike Page
If you look in "Project" -> "Set Language Tool Locations" PICC is not 
listed.

I can not run my compiler. So Yes. I can not create a .cod file either.
Can I load a .cod file ??? I don't know, I can not create one.

Re: MPLAB 7.0 on website - Thad Smith - 2004-12-11 19:42:00

hamilton wrote:

> Mike Page wrote:
> 
>> hamilton wrote:

>>> No longer supports older PICC compilers.

>> You mean it won't drive picc build process or it won't recognise the 
>> .cod format?

> If you look in "Project" -> "Set Language Tool Locations" PICC is not 
> listed.

Meaning: it doesn't (easily) drive the build process.

> I can not run my compiler. So Yes. I can not create a .cod file either.

Most (or all) PIC compilers can be run from the command line.  Check 
your documentation.

MPLAB doesn't compile -- it edits (same as your everyday editor), starts 
a compiler for you, simulates, debugs (through suitable hardware), and 
programs (through hardware).  The most valuable of these are simulation 
and on-chip debugging.  See if you can run the compiler from the command 
line, setting the proper options to generate a file which MPLAB can use 
to read symbols for debugging.  You should be able to simulate or debug, 
though, even without symbol support, although its harder.

Thad

Re: MPLAB 7.0 on website - Bill Carson - 2004-12-11 19:50:00

"hamilton" <h...@deminsional.com> wrote in message
news:4...@omega.dimensional.com...
> If you look in "Project" -> "Set Language Tool Locations" PICC is not
> listed.


"Choose "Set Language Tool Location.." from the Project menu. Then select
the HI-TECH PICC Toolsuite. Assign the PICL.exe for each of the
executables."

From: http://forum.microchip.com/tm.asp?m=35862

HTH

B.C.