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Originally Posted by dasRastel
yea -- no dice when adding it to the $PATH
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It seems like it may be a problem with your installation of the linker. Try running the linker at the linux equivalent of command prompt. If that works see what the differences are between that and the Eclipse console. If running it from the command line doesn't work, then it's not a problem with eclipse.
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Originally Posted by Ryan M.
It gets to "CreateProces( (null), rm files.etc)" near the beginning of the clean, then says "error, file does not exist." I'm assuming it's talking about rm, because I know that doesn't exist under Windows.
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Well, you were right. I edited the plugin so that it now uses del /f instead of rm. I checked it out and there are no more of the CreateProcess(...) errors. The new version is in the attachment below.
This fix only applies to windows not linux. It will stop working if you use this version of the plugin for linux.
By the way, if you want the new plugin to work, delete the old one and any projects created with that plugin. You can copy the source code somewhere else, but project files need to go. Also delete the following
* /configuration/org.eclipse.osgi/manifests (this is a directory)
* /configuration/org.eclipse.osgi/.bundledata (this is a file)
* /configuration/org.eclipse.osgi/.state (this is a file)
Then restart eclipse.
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Originally Posted by Ryan M.
P.S. I'm working on creating an NSIS for this. It should be a quick way to install MCC18, MinGW, and Eclipse with all the necessary plugins. The one thing I'm going to check on is if I'm able to distribute MCC18 as part of the package. It maybe prohibited. If anyone knows, I'd be extremely tickled if you'd share. 
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I don't think Microchip would appreciate you distributing an installer for their proprietary compiler. If it were possible, you should make the compiler install MinGW ask the user for the location of the C18 installer (or check to see if it is already installed), run that installer, and then install eclipse.