Code::Blocks Forums
User forums => Embedded development => Topic started by: stahta01 on January 10, 2009, 08:44:20 am
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Is anyone Using Code::Blocks with PIC32mx MCUs?
I am thinking of Using Code::Blocks to run Microchip's GCC for the PIC32mx micro-controllers.
Tim S
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Hi Tim.
It should be quite possible as their compiler is based on gcc.
I also understand that somebody has introduced support for PIC32 in OpenOCD.
Martin.
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I am now looking at doing the Other PICs lines also/instead.
I am planning an Class Project using an PIC MCU; not yet decided on 16 or 32 bit fir the main controller.
I am looking at http://openfacts.berlios.de/index-en.phtml?title=Building_OpenOCD
I can see the mips_m4k files; that should make adding the PIC32mx easy.
Tim S
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Openocd already supports the pic32mx.
Config files etc are included when get the openocd src.
Cheers
Spen
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I am also interested in using C::B with the PIC32. This topic is pretty stale, tho. Can anyone provide an update?
I would like to use the MPLAB C32 Suite, based on gcc. The debugger connection is through either an ICD3 ("hockey puck") or RealICE, both of which connect to a PC using USB. The MPLAB debugger is pretty horrible, and the MPLAB editor is agony. Is there any way to import or convert MPLAB workspaces and projects for the PIC32 into C::B workspaces and projects? Is there any way to debug from within C::B? I know that an API is available for the ICD3 and RealICE. Trying to see if anyone made progress on this because I would LOVE to put MPLAB away for good!
Thanks!
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I have not put any time or effort into this project; to many other things for me to do.
Tim S.