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* In the directories tab, choose the Include Search Path. |
* In the directories tab, choose the Include Search Path. |
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* Add a New path - Browse to find the include folder (<Installation Folder> \pic32_solutions\Microchip\Include) |
* Add a New path - Browse to find the include folder (<Installation Folder> \pic32_solutions\Microchip\Include) |
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* Add a New path - |
* Add a New path - type a period '.' (this will search the project folder) |
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* Click <b>Apply</b> and then <b>OK</b> |
* Click <b>Apply</b> and then <b>OK</b> |
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Latest revision as of 09:47, 14 July 2009
- Open MPLAB IDE.
- Choose Configure>Select Device. In the Device dialog, select the PIC you are using from the list if it’s not already selected. The lights show which software is supported for that PIC.
- Choose Project>Project Wizard. Click Next
- Select the device from the drop down menu. Click Next
- Select the Microchip PIC32 C-Compiler Toolsuite from the drop down menu. Click Next
- Create a new project in the folder where you want the project and c files to be stored. Click Next
- Add the c files (if you already have some) in the folder to your project. Click Next
- Click Finish
The project has now been created. It will not compile because it does not know where the common header files of the Microchip Framework are located.
- Choose Project>Build Options>Project.
- In the directories tab, choose the Include Search Path.
- Add a New path - Browse to find the include folder (<Installation Folder> \pic32_solutions\Microchip\Include)
- Add a New path - type a period '.' (this will search the project folder)
- Click Apply and then OK
