need guidelines to start writing PIC code in C ?

[Alwaleed2]

sourceboost c rapidshare

Can I use MPLAP IDE to write C codde ? , and if possible , How ??

 

[dipal_z]

Look at part I of this document, not very descriptive but still you can get started.

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[Los Frijoles]

I would recommend using sourceboost (http://www.sourceboost.com) for C code. As far as I know, there is no MPLAB extension for writing C code for the non 18F, 24F, or dsPICs (feel free to correct me on this...).

It's mostly the same as just using normal c (assuming you know it), but look in the user manuals just to be sure what is supported and what is not.

 

[ric_vas]

For PIC18 family you can use MPLAB with Microchip C18 compiler and if I'm not wrong the latest version of MPLAB comes with a version of CCS compiler integrated into it. Check "MPLAB IDE features include" below:

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Regards,

Ric

 

[vibeeshpv]

Go through the CCP compiler datasheet

 

[bmn123]

I'm using CCS C as a beginner .. and I must say that it's quite easy if you refer to both the ebooks posted in this forum and the CCS manual.

But, I've run to some hitches.. hopefully a night's debugging will cure it.

 

[youngfly]

you need install HIT_PICC and set up your MPLAB in your PC.The compiler should be modified to PICC,then you can write code in C.

 

[ashad]

my advice u take start from the CCSC PIC compiler.... use the wizard option in CCSC compiler

 

[buntheun]

Can I use MPLAP IDE to write C codde ? , and if possible , How ??

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