Michael Shiloh wrote:
> I'm trying to set up to work in a Linux environment. It seems the best
> combination is the c2c compiler and gpasm, but I'm having some
> trouble.

Apart from c2c, this is the way I go.

Also use emacs with a PIC specific ASM colour mode, CVS for the source
repository, and make for building and burning.  Also do the burns from a
laptop connected by ethernet to my main development machine ... the
Makefile causes the "rcp" remote copy of the .hex file to the burning
laptop and uses "rsh" to start the burn.

Where did you get c2c from?  Free?

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