CCS with CodeWright

[Todd Turner]

Hello everyone,

Has anyone successfully integrated CCS with codewright? I am looking to have errors parsed by codewright and easy jump to error by clicking on the error in the output window.

tia

todd
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[Richard Katezansky]

:=Hello everyone,
:=
:=Has anyone successfully integrated CCS with codewright? I am looking to have errors parsed by codewright and easy jump to error by clicking on the error in the output window.
:=
:=tia
:=
:=todd

Hi;

Setup your Codewrite project.

Under Project Properties, Tools:

For Category: Compile:
In the Compile Box:

c:\Program Files\picc\ccsc \%b\%e (or whereever your CCS directory is).

Select: "No command shell" in the Command options window


Under Project Properties, Errors:

Error Filename: \%b.err
Error Parser 1: _MPAsmErrorInfo

Hit Alt+F10 and your current file will compile and the error
file will be parsed and displayed in the output window.

Hope this helps.
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[Todd Turner]

This definitely helps!

thanks
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[geortiz]

[bfemmel]

Richard,

You need to build a custom Error Parser for the output from the CCS compiler. I used the following line built using the "regular" search syntax from Codewright. The instructions for this are in the CodeWright help files. You'll find all this under Project ==>Properties==>Errors==>Custom Error Parser

[bfemmel]

Ok, I got it working again. The line above has one error in it. Put a space between "Line" and the next '(' since there is a space there in the error message that CCS produces.

Have fun,

Bruce