Re: RE: [PIC] Mini Howto: Microchip tools under Linux with Wine

Wayne Topa <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hardware.microcontrollers.gnupic
Organization Organized? Who me?
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Rob Hamerling([email protected]) is reported to have said:
> 
> 
> Easy B wrote:
> 
> >I think a lot of people would be happy if your package would compile  
> >fine in the gnu make/gcc environment. With gcc and the right binutils  
> >it should be possible to compile the app for any platform, right? If  
> >your code is POSIX, it should compile on Mac OS X (my OS) too, so I  
> >would be satisfied as well. I'd be happy to help if I can and I think  
> >others too, if there are real advantages over the python xwisp.
> 
> Mac OS is a good argument, sorry that I forgot. I have used GCC before 
> for Xwisp2, so I don't think it will be difficult to 'convert' it. I'll 
> see what I can do.

Rob
 
   A long as your debugging, I found another i=on in the xwisp2u
   executable.  running ./xwisp2u HELP seg faults when it tries to
   print out the Target Pics.  ie:

LAZY      : use lazy programming        TTY [m] b : same, for m see PASS       
LOAD f    : file f to buffer            VERBOSE   : enable screen logging      
LOG f     : log to file f               VERIFY f  : load f, check              
PASS m    : enable passthrough          WAIT n    : wait n milliseconds        
            m = B6T, B6I, AUXT, AUXI    WRITE f   : load f, put                
PATCH OFF : clear patch list                                                   
>>> The following target PICs are specified in the configuration file:
Segmentation fault


The xwlistu executable works as advertised.

BTW, I would also like to be able to compile from source.

Cheers
Wayne
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