Matt,

The CCS compiler released a MPLAB-X plugin a few months back, I tested it
and works, but I am not a MPLAB-X user on a daily basis so cannot tell if
it is 100% stable as it is for MPLAB.

>From the CCS compiler point of view, you can either configure it from your
current folder within the MPLAB-X settings, or you can even reinstall it
(with the CCS registration key you can reinstall the compiler in the same
box if needed, no issues)

Hope this helps

Ariel Rocholl
http://www.rf-explorer.com


On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 2:07 PM, Matt Rhys-Roberts <
matt.rhys-roberts@envinsci.co.uk> wrote:

> Been dropped in at the deep end here, so I'm hoping that someone here
> may have walked this path already...
>
> In theory, is it possible to just move the CCS compiler folder from its
> old Win environment, to an appropriate place that MPLAB-X knows about?
> Or will there be more to it than this?
>
> I've asked CCS tech support, but who knows when they'll get back to me!
>
> Thanks all
>
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