I want a version of the mplab compiler for Linux.

[HighLife]

Originally Posted by whitetiger0990

Could that be the pathlength thing of mcc18? Make a drive letter point directly into your code (or put your code in /tmp for testing) and try it.

Nope that didn't work.

[Mark McLeod]

Originally Posted by HighLife

I'm getting this same exact error.

The error you are getting means the type of PIC hasn't been defined, so the ifi_utilities.c file can pick the proper system defines that match what the PIC has built into it.

Simply put, you are missing a compile flag (-D__18F8722).

[bagawk]

Could you try the makefile that I wrote? I have been using it for almost 3 years now with no problems.

http://team997.org/files/software/Makefile

[HighLife]

Nvm guys I reinstalled mcc18 and everything worked! But thx for the help

[Mark McLeod]

Originally Posted by HighLife

I must have missed something when I setup mcc18.

What version of mcc18 are you using? It looks like it might be the latest version 3.x when it should be v2.4.

[HighLife]

Umm not really sure it's an older version (At least 2004).

[sea_master]

Hi.
I'm trying to compile some new code on a Xubuntu Linux machine.
I've modified the relatively newer makefile in:
http://team997.org/files/software/Makefile
I've modified it according to my needs and it all seemed to work well,
until I tried to remove the intermediate files . when it tries to
complie the source files, it can't get the headers from the include
dir of mcc even tough the path seems right.
I've checked and the syntax used by the Makefile is /i <path> while
mmc18.exe expects -I="<path>".
I tried to change the makefile anyway I thought might work, but could
not get it to work, so I gave up and
I've made a script shell, and it works, but since I'm unfamiliar with
the tricks of Linux shell, it's butt ugly (with lot's of lines like
this: wine c:/mcc18/bin/mcc18.exe -p=18f8722 -I="c:\mcc18\h"
"ifi_frc.c" -fo="ifi_frc.o" -k -mL -Ou- -Ot- -Op- -Or--Od- -Opa-)
So please Chief Delphi! pimp my script!

[HighLife]

You don't have to create your own makefile. You can just use this little python program that creates one for you based on the files in your code directory.