Help need to build scrolling led dispaly....

koolguy

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• Jun 17, 2012

• #21

OK, i have selected project wizard but there was no option of Hi tech C complire, there is only assembler and linker..!!

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #22

You can manually install.... Go to the top menu....select " Projects " then " Set language tool locations "... In the pop up box, open " Hi-tech universal toolsuite "

Under executables you can browse..... The executable should be here "C:\Program Files\HI-TECH Software\PICC\9.82\bin\picc.exe"

See how you get on.

 

koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #23

I have forgot after taht what too do??
build all something like that(i forgot)

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #24

RITESH KAKKAR said:

I have forgot after taht what too do??
build all something like that(i forgot)

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Eh? Not with you there... can you re-phrase the question.

 

Last edited: Jun 18, 2012

koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #25

I have select hi tech compiler but forgot how to compile to have hex file!!

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #26

From the menu... project... build... or rebuild

 

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koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #27

build failed.................

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #28

In post #20 I messed up.... Edeca kindly spotted an error.... If you have copied this code.... then do it again...

I have compiled the code and it builds fine...

 

koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #29

here is the error again........

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #30

Save the "aa.txt" file as "aa.c" And include it in the project

 

koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #31

PLease let me know whole step showing error again as the file is located in other not in source...

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #32

Project wizard...

Page 1 Select device......PIC16f676.
Page 2 Select toolsuite......Hi-tech Universal toolsuite.
Page 3 Create a project directory..... Whatever you call it.
Page 4 Add source file..... (put aa.C in the folder before hand)...... add this source file.
Page 5 Finish....... Your MPLAB should look like mine....

 

Last edited: Jun 18, 2012

koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #33

after these step i add build
result-> build failed!!

Executing: "C:\Program Files\HI-TECH Software\PICC\9.83\bin\picc.exe" -otest.cof -mtest.map --summary=default --output=default --chip=16F676 -P --runtime=default --opt=default -D__DEBUG=1 -g --asmlist "--errformat=Error [%n] %f; %l.%c %s" "--msgformat=Advisory[%n] %s" "--warnformat=Warning [%n] %f; %l.%c %s"
HI-TECH C Compiler for PIC10/12/16 MCUs (PRO Mode) V9.83
Copyright (C) 2011 Microchip Technology Inc.
Licensed for evaluation purposes only.
This licence will expire on Tue, 07 Aug 2012.
Error [939] ; . no file arguments

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Last edited: Jun 18, 2012

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #34

The error [939] is telling you that there is no file to compile..... You need to insert it in source files.... Look at the picture in post #30....

Right click on the "source" folder in the project explorer on the left hand side, and select add source file...... then it will build.

 

Last edited: Jun 18, 2012

koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #35

Ok, i have done that but after changing aa text file to aa.c the map lab say no file found?
but the file is place there..

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #36

Do me a screen shot... similar to the one I did...

 

koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #37

the screen shots............

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #38

Ok... I see we are in a bit of a faf now.... Do one thing for me..... Right click the source folder again and click add files.... When the new window opens look for the aa.c file... If it's not there.. Find out which directory the source folder is pointing to.....

There is an option on the context menu ( right clicked menu ), to locate the missing file..... you have it in the download directory in your documents... Just point to the file and it should be okay..

 

Last edited: Jun 18, 2012

koolguy

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• Jun 18, 2012

• #39

OK< i found the tutorial of your in C file are working fine tan of mine.
as i have changed the text file to C file by renaming it and putting extension .c but after taht also it remain in text+C file thats the problem!!

 

Ian Rogers

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• Jun 19, 2012

• #40

Right... now you can compile C programs.... Have fun