James Cameron wrote:

>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.

I have since found my problem and can now compile C and assemble it completely
on my Linux box. However, I still need to go to Windoze to do the actual burn,
as my programmer is a PicStart and I understand there is no way to control
it except through Mplab which does not run on Linux....



>
>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.

Sounds like a good idea. What is your laptop running? What programmer
are you using?




>Where did you get c2c from?  Free?

Yep:

http://sca.enlace.com.mx/c2c/c2c/c.html


Michael Shiloh