I'm not sure we want to exclude the configs, may still be a good starting point. Plus the more intergrated the better. But hey, I'm on board with however we proced. I'm glad we are turned back on.
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I'm not sure we want to exclude the configs, may still be a good starting point. Plus the more intergrated the better. But hey, I'm on board with however we proced. I'm glad we are turned back on.
-Bert
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Does anyone know, does MicroCode Studio support third party apps?
-Bert
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MicroCode Studio
Why??
Dave
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Because most people like it a whole lot more than a text editor.Originally Posted by mackrackit
MicroCode Studio
Why??
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No, MicroCode Studio does NOT have Plug-in's.
It was converted into the Proton IDE and Plug-in's were added there, but they were never added to MCS.
DT
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I thought that was the "standard" for writing PBP code in. Besides a text editor, how else?MicroCode Studio
Why??
-Bert
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MPLAB
Emacs
gEdit
Norm's Fine Line IDE
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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i am so behind
Ok, so I get it now. You guys already told me in my other thread to use mplab since I am used to it already. But I forgot. To be clear in my head, I just write the PBP code in mplab, and since I ran the install mplab plugin, mplab will know how to compile it. Do I have it correct now?
Assuming I am correct, since I install the mplab plugin, mplab allows plugins. I hope I am correct here, cuz to me that would mean we really want to evolve the wizard into a plugin for mplab.
Thoughts?
-Bert
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bad mplab
well it appears microchip does not want to make the plugin development by non commercial folks too easy. from a quick search, I gather there is some NDA to sign. this makes an open source project pretty un-doable.
-Bert
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