Hello,
Well, I've been working on that backup program and I have it working well with "another PIC development environment" but I can't seem to get it to work the way I want to with PBP. Because of the option to use either MPASM or the PM assembler, I need to be able to detect when the PBP.exe (or PBPW.exe) is launched. I have no problem detecting the "other" compiler because a little window pops up to tell me it's compiling. However, the PBP program is a console executable and is proving very troublesome to detect. Luckily, most of my backup program's code is generic. So, as soon as I can figure out a way to detect that the PBP compiler is running, I'm in business.
If anybody knows VB and would like to take a crack at writing a routine to detect whether PBP.exe or PBPW.exe is running, go for it and let me know.
It's my only hurdle right now.
Cheers!
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