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MPLAB and CCS PIC-C integration question

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mplab v6.61

In simulation/debugging development modes, is MPLAB 6.x able to track the source code built with an integrated CCS PIC-C compiler?

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link mplab and ccs c compiler

Yes. But you will need the proper Microchip ICD2. CCS's ICD-S has its own IDE for debugging.
 

mplab ccs build failed

I have CCS PICC v3.187 integrated to MPLAB v6.60

After trying to compile a project, I get the following message:

"Skipping link step. Not all sources built successfully
BUILD FAILED [date]"

so, checking the project folder, I realize that CCS PICC has properly generated the COF, HEX and all other requested files, but MPLAB doesn't recognize any unless I do import them by hand.

What's the reason of such a bizarre behaviour ?
 

ccs + mplab

I too used PICC 3.187, but with MPLAB 6.50. My compilations work fine. But manual importing of hex files is still something I have to do when I used to program using the picstart.
 

mplab pic-c integration

Which version of Mplab did you use?May be you need to run the Mplab6 plugin of CCS.
 

ccs c compiler for pic12/14/16/18

Hai
I have experienced same problem .
Get the MPLAB plugin from CCS site.


picstudent
 

mplab 6.5

I personally find CCS's ICD-S software to be a more convenient tool. It automatically handles the switching of the uC between programming mode and execution mode. There's no need to fiddle any cables at all during development.
 

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ccs c plugin for mplab

I already solved it. A couple of users told me they were experiencing the same problem, so here's the solution:

In MPLAB v6.61 take a look at "Project / Select Language Tool Suite" menu. There you'll find two different language-suite options for the CCS compiler:the first one is "CCS C Compiler", and the second is "CCS C Compiler for PIC12/14/16/18". Just chose the last option and the problem will disappear.

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mplab ccs plugin

Regnum said:
In MPLAB v6.61 take a look at "Project / Select Language Tool Suite" menu. There you'll find two different language-suite options for the CCS compiler:the first one is "CCS C Compiler", and the second is "CCS C Compiler for PIC12/14/16/18". Just chose the last option and the problem will disappear.
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for MPLAB 6.5 and above we may not be able to solve the problem by the above method without that MPLAB plugin from CCS,according to my experience.
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Regnum said:
In MPLAB v6.61 take a look at "Project / Select Language Tool Suite" menu. There you'll find two different language-suite options for the CCS compiler:the first one is "CCS C Compiler", and the second is "CCS C Compiler for PIC12/14/16/18". Just chose the last option and the problem will disappear.
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for MPLAB 6.5 and above we may not be able to solve the problem by the above method without that MPLAB plugin from CCS,according to my experience.
Picstudent
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You're right, the CCS plug-in is sine qua non, but if you pick the first suite option It'll fail even with the plug-in installed.

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