On Mon, 5 Aug 2002, gaston gagnon wrote:

>"Peter L. Peres" a icrit :
>
>> >Simon Bryden a icrit :
>> Bingo. Setting the include directory to be the directory containing the
>> Microchip include files did the trick.
>
>>  >Does anyone, like me, have the problem in MPLAB where a make (Project->Make Project,
>> or F10) always builds everything? I have seen this now in two versions installed on
>> two PCs and found no bug reports on the Microchip website.
>
>> Am I missing something obvious? In a project with lots of source files, this gets
>> really annoying, especially as I delegate MPLAB to an old P75 (don't want to waste a
>> decent PC on W9x)
>
>>
>> >Unfortunately this solution does not work for Hi-Tech PICC Language Tool and MPLAB.
>> >Any known solution ?
>> >Gaston
>>
>> Try to set the path for the C includes ?
>
>Here is what I do Peter:
>With my project open in MPLAB I do:  Project --> Edit Project-->Include Path
>and type this line:  c:\ht-pic\include -id:\gaston_e\applicht\include
>In the project I actually have two .c files and both are recompiled every time F10 is
>depressed :o(
>
>I don't see any .mak file in the project. Is MPLAB using any kind of "make file" or is
>it built in ?

I'm not an expert on MPLAB but all the makefile like info is in the pjt
file. I make an educated guess about MPLAB checking the date/time of the
files in the directory indicated for includes besides that of the other
project files in the pjt. That's all I know.

Peter

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