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Particle Programming with UltraEdit
Custom tools can be integrated under the menu item 'Advanced', 'Tool Configuration'. Make sure to completely enclose the command in double quotes (") so that all parameters are correctly handed over to the executing shell. As UltraEdit32 is capable of handling any output generated by the executed command, add a +STDOUT to the CCSC command so that the compilation output is not stored in a .err-file but given to the standard output and then transferred to UltraEdit.
See the picture below for the available fields and options.
There are a lot of helpful shortcuts / variables that can be used instead of typing in the filename that should be compiled. They can be found in the help of UltraEdit. Some important of them are:
%R
This may be used for the full path/name of the project (%r for long name, %R
for short name)
%RP
This may be used for the full project path (%rp for long name, %RP for short
name)
%RN
This may be
used for the project name only (%rn for long name, %RN for short name)
After filling out the fields click on 'Insert' to insert your new command to the menu. You can click on the command for re-opening the dialog, e.g. if you need to change your parameters. Confirm your changes by clicking on 'OK'.
Proceed like this for the integration of the ICD-U.
Please see also our other how-to pages:
- ICD-U How-To for programming PICs not with MPLAB
- MPLAB How-To for programming PICs with MPLAB
- IDEs and PIC Tools Page
- Eagle Board Layout How-To
- CCSC Page (CCS C Compiler)
- How to design a library in EAGLE
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