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Thanks Gerhard, that explains when
I ran two instances of MPLAB with ICE2000 and ICD-2 (PIC16F57 & PIC16F913=
)
talking to each other. Mostly worked but save on exit made for some probl=
em.

Guess I'll have to run two computers and KVM switch between the two.
Oh' well.
Thanks,
Ray




On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 08:35:50 -0300, Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
>=A0Xiaofan Chen wrote:
>
>>>=A0I don't think so, though. I think this would require two
>>>=A0instances of MPLAB (since MPLAB doesn't seem to have built-in
>>>=A0support for two ICD2 devices), and I don't think you can run
>>>=A0two instances of MPLAB.
>>>
>>
>>=A0You can.
>>
>>=A0The trick: to use different workspace for MPLAB.
>>=A0http://forum.microchip.com/tm.aspx?m=3D195112
>>
>=A0Ah, makes sense. Just keep in mind that probably any settings that
>=A0are MPLAB application settings (like whether the programmer powers
>=A0the target) will get saved in the state of the instance you close
>=A0last.
>
>=A0I always find it strange that the programmer/debugger settings are
>=A0application settings and not workspace settings. When I have
>=A0different requirements for different projects, I expect that to be
>=A0stored with the project workspace -- but nooo. Not sure how the
>=A0guys at Microchip work with this :)
>
>=A0Gerhard





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