Using ultraedit with CCS

[guest]

Hi all,

After having read the threads in this forum regarding choices of editors I have installed and tried ultraedit version 11.10b with PCH 3.263 compiler.

I like it, especially the right hand column listing all my functions regardless of which files they are in - just double click it and it's shown.

Unfortunately I have not managed to invoke PCH properly using the "Project Tool Configuration".

I am hoping to get back a result window showing warnings and errors as in MPLAB where I can double-click on an error to get transfered to this error in the editor... Am I asking too much?

I have found quite a few hints in the forum and using google, but they are either using old versions or are not explicit enough.

Anybody here that can help?

Many thanks,

Mike

[treitmey]

I have not got that to work. I think you need to open the error file at the bottom of screen, like the dos output does. Then if it has line numbers in it. it may link to the code.

I think you should ask the ultra edit forum.

Let me know if you find something.

Darren? any luck with this?

[Donlaser]

THIS IS WORKING....

the full command line is:
"C:\Archivos de programa\PICC\Ccsc.exe" +STDOUT +FH +DC +Y9 +T +A +EA %N




Hernan from Argentina

[Eugeneo]

Wow... I never knew that Ultra edit could do that. Aside from the if statements being shown, that is a fantastic feature. I wonder now if CCS has that feature.

[treitmey]

What do you mean by "if statement" being show? ?



I use this for ICD U-40
C:\Program Files\PICC\Icd.exe -T"%p%n.hex"
and this for compilers
ccsc +FH +T +A +DF +P4 "%f"

with each version on a differnt key, but I still can't get the errors and warnings comming out on the bottom of the screen.

Do you have something set in the Advanced tab?

[Donlaser]

no, nothing is set in the advanced tab.

[treitmey]

Got it.

I had "alternate capture mode" turned on


Thanks