I must be blind too. I was going by the printed manual. I can not find it either.
If all else fails you could have your program rename the hex file when PM is finished.
Be another pain in the...
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I must be blind too. I was going by the printed manual. I can not find it either.
If all else fails you could have your program rename the hex file when PM is finished.
Be another pain in the...
Look at your PBP install CD, I think there is infor there about the PM assembler.
But I will ask, why even bother with PM?
Google this and a whole bunch of option come up.
"close a DOS window"
Is this what you are needing?
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000320.htm
Not sure I follow.
The examples I gave will start MPASMWIN. When that GUI is finished and OK is clicked the DOS window should terminate.
You are writing an editor correct?
That was my point of showing you the guts of a windows *.bat file.
Have your editor create the BAT then have the editor run it. Or you can put the shebang
line...
This is what I use when on a Linux box and do not have the "paths" set.
cd /home/shop/MAC/PIC\ LINUX/SweepBot
wine c:/pbp/pbpw -e -s -ac:/Program\ Files/Microchip/MPASM\ Suite/MPASMWIN -p16f676...
pbp or bas. both are valid.
Check the error file to maybe see what is wrong. Could be an error in the code. If so then a hex will not be created or updated.
Here is the guts of a *.bat file I use.
cd
cd C:\MAC_PROGS\PPPBP\
PBPL -e -ampasmwin -p18F4550 test.bas
cd\
The above works if the "paths" are set in windows environment.
Maybe it will...