Do you get an error message or a warning?
I've done it in the past. I think you need to have different workspaces and different debugger tools (ie PK3 and ICD3) from what I remember.
Do you get an error message or a warning?
I've done it in the past. I think you need to have different workspaces and different debugger tools (ie PK3 and ICD3) from what I remember.
No, you cannot because of share violation errors. Also MPLAB gives a warning that this is not recommended.
Ioannis
Yes, you can. I have three instances running right now.
Just launch it from an mplab project (.mcp file) and not a generic shortcut.
It IS easy to get it confused. I prefer to use different machines.Also MPLAB gives a warning that this is not recommended
Oh, I see. The MPLAB sees the first workspace so gives a violation error message.
By your suggestion, you've already defined a new workspace, so MPLAB is happy!
Good one,
Ioannis
For this to work I think you need to have one-to-one project-workspace enabled (MPLAB main menu Configure | Settings... | Projects | Use one-to-one project-workspace model).
It's of limited use since you have to use different debug/programming tools in each project (ie Pickit3 in one, ICD3 in another). You can't use two of the same type. For that you'd need to use MPLABX.
Thank you for your answers. I am going to try this.
I have two screens on my computer so I think I will not be confused. One instance on each.
My purpose is only to copy and paste some source code from one program to the other so this is quite simple.
MikeBZH
If that's all you want to do then any text editor would work (ie Notepad)My purpose is only to copy and paste some source code from one program to the other
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