Hello.
View > Editor Options. On the General tab, near the bottom there is an option to set up default source folder.
After compilation .hex file is created in the same folder where the source file is.
Hello.
View > Editor Options. On the General tab, near the bottom there is an option to set up default source folder.
After compilation .hex file is created in the same folder where the source file is.
Thanks for your help but I think my issue is that the compiler does not automatically compile the code that is open in the window - mine seems to be searching in the c:\windows folder for the code. For example, when I try to compile the file "LCD3.pbp" I get an error message " ERROR: Unable to open file C:\WINDOWS\LCD3.PBP. I have a folder named "Pic Programs" on my desktop that is the default folder where my programs are saved, and I would like the compiler to look there for the code and put the compiled hex file there as well. How do I tell my compiler to do that? Or how do I tell Microcode studio to do that?
Thanks!
Having your code directory on the desktop might be part of the problem. The code path has to be less then 64 characters.
Try moving the code directory to
C:\PicPrograms
then you can do sub-directories for each project.
Dave
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