Mauricio Giovagnini wrote:

> Gerhard Fiedler escribi=F3:
>> I always find it strange that the programmer/debugger settings are
>> application settings and not workspace settings. When I have different
>> requirements for different projects, I expect that to be stored with the
>> project workspace -- but nooo. Not sure how the guys at Microchip work w=
ith
>> this :)
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> I have many MPLAB Projects .  In some I use ICD2 and in some I don't.
> =

> a)When I load a project where I used the ICD2, it opens itself, it =

> connects , it shows the ICD2 toolbard and so on.
> b) When I load a project where I didn't needed the ICD2, the project =

> opens itself without loading the ICD2 , the MPLAB doesn't load anything =

> of the ICD2.
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> I think then , those settings are "workspace" or project settings, =

> rather than application settings.
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> I use MPLAB 7.52

Load workspace A, enable ICD2 as programmer, then set its power settings to
power the target. Save and close workspace A. =


Load workspace B, enable ICD2 as programmer, then set its power settings to
/not/ power the target. Save and close workspace B.

Close (or not) MPLAB.

Load workspace A. ICD2's power settings will be as you left them last (with
workspace B in this case), not as you had set them before saving workspace
A. =


This is what makes me think that this is not a workspace setting. =


(Maybe the setting whether or not ICD2 is enabled at all is a workspace
setting, but I wouldn't know, because that's the only thing I use MPLAB
for, so it's enabled in all my MPLAB workspaces :)

Gerhard

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