moving project from pcw to mplab

[Allen]

Hi guys,

I worte my code by pcw (pcm 3.158), with more than one sorce and hearder file (pj.c, pj.h, slave.c, slave.h, wire.c, wire.h, etc), it just works fine (able to compile, don't have the kit yet).
I tried to creat a project with same source and header file by using the project wizard with MPLAB 6.20. I add all the .c, .h files into the project. However, when i compiled the project, the compiler looked for main() function at every files and return a error messag:
*** Error 70 "wire.c" Line 26(16,17): No MAIN() function found
1 Errors, 0 Warnings.

The main() fuction is implemented at pj.c, does anyone knows what happen to MPLAB that it looks for main() function at every .c file?? And how to fix it! I made mistake creating the project or there's problems with my code or setting??

PS. I'm a newbie with both IDEs and trying to expereice the difference between MPLAB and PCW, so....

thanks

allen
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[Charlie U]

:=Hi guys,
:=
:=I worte my code by pcw (pcm 3.158), with more than one sorce and hearder file (pj.c, pj.h, slave.c, slave.h, wire.c, wire.h, etc), it just works fine (able to compile, don't have the kit yet).
:=I tried to creat a project with same source and header file by using the project wizard with MPLAB 6.20. I add all the .c, .h files into the project. However, when i compiled the project, the compiler looked for main() function at every files and return a error messag:
:=*** Error 70 "wire.c" Line 26(16,17): No MAIN() function found
:= 1 Errors, 0 Warnings.
:=
:=The main() fuction is implemented at pj.c, does anyone knows what happen to MPLAB that it looks for main() function at every .c file?? And how to fix it! I made mistake creating the project or there's problems with my code or setting??
:=
:=PS. I'm a newbie with both IDEs and trying to expereice the difference between MPLAB and PCW, so....
:=
:=thanks
:=
:=allen

I haven't used mplab 6.2 yet, but in the previous versions (5.x), you only needed to add the .c file that had your main() declared in it. That file should have #includes for all of your other files. The compiler will find all of the include files by reading this "main" file.

Hope this helps.
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