Kirby,

     You need to download the preliminary documentation for the new MPASM
     v2.00 and MPLINK and MPLIB.  That's on the web page (or should be by
     now  --it was also part of the previous package, the pre-release of
     MPASM v2.00). It's also on the BBS.

     MPLAB is lagging behind a little, so the projects still have the same
     limitations.  We'll get to that and integrate everything into MPLAB as
     time allows.  For now, you can use batch or make facilities to set up
     the assembler for relocatable objects.  Set the "Add/Modify Compiler"
     of MPLAB to a new compiler that is the name of your make or batch file
     (it will only take 8 characters, including the extension, so call it
     something like MAKE.MAK or RELO.BAT).

     Add the main file as the file for the project and you'll be able to
     see all the files in the Project Window and debug with MPLAB as usual.

     The final manual should be ready for publication soon, and we'll put a
     PDF version on the web just as soon as it's ready.

     Darrel Johansen

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Subject: ?'s on MPLAB version 3.3.
Author:  pic microcontroller discussion list <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> at
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Date:    9/29/97 1:04 PM


    PIClisters:

The new version of MPLAB advertises that it  supports MPLINK and the new
MPASM for Windows that produces relocatable code.

I downloaded it and tried it but it still only allows one file in a
project.  Also, I couldn't find any settings for linking or producing
relocatable code.  What gives?

Kirby Cartwright