Important: Between MPLAB C32 v1.12 and v2.00, there were significant changes to the linker that required notable changes to custom linker scripts. Use the MPLAB XC32 default linker scripts as a guide when creating or updating custom linker scripts for your project. Ok this is what I have done. Updated MPLAB 8.50 to 8.60 no problems. Updated C32 1.00 full license to 1.11b then ran upgrade and put license key in. So the question is how do I tell if the license key took and I have the full C32? The old version 1.00 would put a text file in the C32.
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Overview
Regardless of previous experience, all MPLAB X users should be aware that the MPLAB X Integrated Development Environment (IDE) website has documentation available under Help on the MPLAB tool bar. The primary software development tool is the integrated development environment (IDE) that provides an interface between the development platform and the target embedded system. The target system for this project is the Digilent chipKIT Pro MX7 processor board. Conventional IDE systems consist of software that runs on the PC or Linux® computer and special hardware that manages the microcontroller on the target system. A separate PIC microcontroller on the chipKIT Pro MX7 processor board provides the special hardware needed to interface with the PC that is running the MPLAB X IDE. The IDE assists the program developer in converting one or more text files written using C or assembly language instructions into a file that contains a set of binary instructions that is programmed into a microprocessor.
The MPLAB X IDE does this transformation in four steps. First, the editor is where the programmer writes his or her C language programs. A project consists of one or more text files that the compiler converts into one or more object files. The object files are combined using a linker that generates a single file that the loader then programs into the microprocessor.
Source files with the “.c” extension contain C statements that define the functionality of the file such as the interface to an LCD or the implementation of a software time delay. Files with the “.h” extension are called header files that contain C instructions and directives that allow the source code to be reused in different application. Generally each “.c” file has a companion “.h” file that contains function prototypes and definitions.
The MPLAB X editor has many features to help you to write C code that the compiler can convert into an object file. The compiler checks each source file for proper C syntax and that all references are resolved. Compiler errors are identified with the file name, the line number in the file where the error was detected, and a description of the error. The link and load processes will be completed only if the compiler completes its task without finding any errors. There may be times that the compiler generates warnings. In such cases, the link and load operations will still be completed. Compiler warnings are generated if the source code attempts to give the compiler an instruction that is ambiguous or confusing but the syntax is correct. In these cases, the compiler makes a reasonable but not necessarily correct interpretation of your instruction. Clean code is code that compiles with no errors or warnings when using the setting for the highest level of error and warning generation.
Project_0 consists of five text files: Project0.c, Project0.h, chipKIT_Pro_MX7.c, chipKIT_Pro_MX7.h, and config_bits.h. Project0.c contains the C source code for this application that contains the function “main”. Every project must have one and only one source file containing the function main. Project0.h contains the function prototypes as well as “#define” statements used in Project0.c.
The config_bits.h file contains pragma directives that configure the operating characteristics of the PIC®32 processor. The reader should refer to the chipKIT Pro MX7 Board Reference Manual for additional information concerning the directives in config_bits.h. Files chipKIT_Pro_MX7.c and chipKIT_Pro_MX7.h contain functions that initialize the PIC32 processor for the interface to hardware on the Digilent chipKIT Pro MX7 processor board. These three files will be used in this project as well as all future projects.
A fundamental skill to learn in this project is how to use the MPLAB IDE to develop software that runs on the PIC32 processor. The steps in this exercise are designed to show you how to create a new stand-alone project and how to use the software instrumentation to verify that the program is executing as designed. You will use “cursor over variable” and “watch window” to allow you to observe the values of data variables. You will use single stepping and break points to examine the sequence of program execution. You will also use the compiler error messages to assist you in finding syntactical errors.
Another commonly overlooked software development tool is the common handheld calculator. Computer algorithms can become convoluted and complex. For the synthesis phase of code development, it is good practice to write out the algorithm as a series of expressions that can be implemented using a series of steps with a calculator. Then, convert these expressions into C program statements. For the code development test phase, generate a set of input parameters and work through your series of expressions using the calculator and record the results for each step. Finally, run the C program using the same set of parameters. If the results do not match, then there is an error in your expressions or C code, or possibly both. Thorough algorithm testing requires that the input parameters vary over the possible range of values.
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