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borland?
does anybody know of a first loader that works with borland compilers?
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no, i dont
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Re: borland?
Does Borland even make a PIC compiler? I've never heard of one.
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C18 is the only thing you are going to use...
Sadly, Innovation First decided not to put an x86 based computer system in the robot controller this year, that means you are going to have to use a compiler made for a PIC Processor (specefically the pic18f... serries with the 8x8 hardware multiply...) the easiest compiler to use in this case is the supplied C18 compiler.
If you do find another compiler for PIC's that you like, i would love to know about it... the C18 is a little on the expensive side when you arent using it for robotics... -Cheers |
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No I don't know of any. Are you up to writing one? :) |
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It's important to understand whats happenens when compile and download software.
1. You select Build All in MPLAB. MPLAB the Integrated Develeopment Enviroment (IDE) send commands to the PIC C18 compiler to compile and then link your code. This creates a hex file. The hex file is a file that is machine code for the PIC processor inside the IFI Robot Controller. Machine code is similar to an .exe file on your computer. 2. You open up the IFI Loader, select your file, and hit download. The Master Processor haults everything else on your robot and enters a boot loader mode. A boot loader allows you to download the program into the Robot Controller's memory. Once complete, your program executes. |
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