gnupic: Re: [gnupic] Objects compiled on FreeBSD: Compatible with MPLINK on Windows?
Subject:
Re: [gnupic] Objects compiled on FreeBSD: Compatible with MPLINK
on Windows?
From:
Craig Franklin ####@####.####
Date:
19 Apr 2005 02:05:22 +0100
Message-Id: <4265AAC9.4080802@users.sourceforge.net>
Iain Dooley wrote:
> hi there, i've got some object files that i compiled on my FreeBSD box
> with:
>
> gpasm -c -I /path/to/includes files.asm
>
> i run FreeBSD at home but the labs at uni use Windows and the MPLAB
> IDE to program the PicDem2 Demo board using an ICD2 USB hardware
> programmer.
>
> the first hiccup came when i wrote a test program at home and then
> tried to build it on the windows machine. the MPLAB IDE recognises
> Unix line endings, but MPASM doesn't. i ran unix2dos on my source file
> and include files and the project then assembled properly, however
> when it came time to link with the object files i compiled at home,
> the IDE crashed (stopped responding).
> when i got the source files from home and compiled them on the windows
> machine they linked fine. has anyone else experienced this? i looked
> for an 'mpasm safe' type option to the gpasm assembler but couldn't
> find one.
> cheers
>
I don't see any gpasm problems in your description. There is an issue
with debug info. They will point to the files on the FreeBSD system
(i.e. /path/to/includes/myfile.asm). When you link them in windows, it
can't find the files to generate the list file.
gpasm doesn't care about the file format. Only mpasm. So you can
either use DOS formatted files or use the gputils MPLAB plugin.
> iain
>
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