Hmm, I though cloning was still prohibited. This sounds like the exact route
I have tried to take a week ago. I didn't get the plugin working, MPlab
ensisted on CCS to compile each and every file which was included, resulting
in a whirlwind of error messages. I ended up staying with MPlab 5, working
perfectly on my win2k machine.

Claudio

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I have quite an old version of the CCS C compiler (2 years old?) and am
trying to configure for use in MPLAB 6.1 (which I have not used before).

I have:

1. Installed the CCS plug in for 6.1
2. Set up a project. Set up the micro. Set up for no programming tools etc.
Added files. Even told it where the header files are.
3. Set up the paths for the include/temp/output....
4. Attempted to build. Been told that CCS is not installed so I reinstalled
it as per the instruction.
5. Re-attempted 4 with no luck....
6. Messed around to try to get things going without luck.

So, my question is...do I have to sacrifice some sentient being to the Gods
of MPLAB to get this going or have I missed out something obvious?

Also, my OS is Win2K and I can run CCS OK on its own/with MPLAB 5.7.

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