Ah, perhaps someone knows how to do this:

I have a project in ULTRAEDIT. It has perhaps 10 or so files half .c and
half .h

When I hit CTRL-F10 in MPLAB to compile everything (with PICC18 from HTSOFT)
it compiles every file on the project (settled up on MPLAB, of course).

How can I avoid MPLAB and make the ULTRAEDIT compile opened files, or all
project files... Or anything, how to do it...??

Mauricio Jancic
Janso Desarrollos
Microchip Consultant Program Member
(54) 11-4542-3519
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www.janso.com.ar


>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: pic microcontroller discussion list
>>[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of Stef Mientki
>>Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 4:12 PM
>>To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
>>Subject: Re: [PIC:] ICD2 : how I have been able to survive
>>without it up to now ?
>>
>>Mauricio Jancic wrote:
>>
>>>Ok ok... Don't get like that...
>>>
>>>I also want an ICD... But I've managed many things with the
>>bootloader.
>>>
>>>Anyway I don't like editing in MPLAB. I use Ultraedit, then
>>switch to
>>>MPLAB, compile, and the switch to bootloader... I know, it's
>>a pain in
>>>the ... But it's much better that using the PICstart PLUS
>>and damaging
>>>all the chips...(not to tell you how much time I've saved...)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>I use a bootloader and something different then ultaedit:
>>  with just one button from the editor:
>>compile+reset+upload+reset+debug I think it can be done in
>>ultraedit too !!
>>Stef Mientki
>>
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