gnupic: Thread: PiKdev : a simple IDE for development of PIC-based applications

Hi !

As title says, I currently  develop a simple graphic IDE for 
programmation of PIC applications.
This software runs  under Linux and KDE
and therefore uses Qt as graphic library.
It works with a classic parallel port programmer in user mode 
and uses gpasm.
PiKdev is currently in version 0.3 but is stable enough to support
a daily usage.

See details on

http://pikdev.free.fr

Please send me any comments about this work.

Alain.

On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 4:02 am, Alain Gibaud wrote:
> Hi !
> 
> As title says, I currently  develop a simple graphic IDE for 
> programmation of PIC applications.
> This software runs  under Linux and KDE
> and therefore uses Qt as graphic library.
> It works with a classic parallel port programmer in user mode 
> and uses gpasm.
> PiKdev is currently in version 0.3 but is stable enough to support
> a daily usage.
> 
> See details on
> 
> http://pikdev.free.fr
> 
> Please send me any comments about this work.
> 
> Alain.
> 
> 

sounds really good.. unfortunately, my browser says your tarball doesn't exist 
on that server.

Matt

Le Mercredi 19 Mars 2003 22:31, matt a écrit :
> On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 4:02 am, Alain Gibaud wrote:
> > Hi !
> >
> > As title says, I currently  develop a simple graphic IDE for
> > programmation of PIC applications.
> > This software runs  under Linux and KDE
> > and therefore uses Qt as graphic library.
> > It works with a classic parallel port programmer in user mode
> > and uses gpasm.
> > PiKdev is currently in version 0.3 but is stable enough to support
> > a daily usage.
> >
> > See details on
> >
> > http://pikdev.free.fr
> >
> > Please send me any comments about this work.
> >
> > Alain.
>
> sounds really good.. unfortunately, my browser says your tarball doesn't
> exist on that server.
>
> Matt

Arghh !!.

It does now.

Thanks for your interest and sorry for this mistake.

Alain.

> 
> Arghh !!.
> 
> It does now.
> 
> Thanks for your interest and sorry for this mistake.
> 
> Alain.
> 

Ok, I finally got the code.

I'm running KDE 3.1.0 and QT 3.1.1 -- it didn't compile first go.. but I 
hacked at it a little.

See below
basically it returned an error on operator ?:()... 
it said the candidates are ?:(const QString, const QString) or ?:(const char*, 
const char*)... ie. you can't use ?:(const char*, const QString)..

void PrgWid::setFileName(const QString &fname)
{
	QString temp = "<none>";

        fileName = fname ; 
//        QString fn( (fname == "") ? "<none>" : fname)   ;
// matt's patch :)
        QString fn( (fname == "") ? temp : fname)   ;

	fileNameLabel->setText(fn) ;
}

my hack is waste of space, but it works.. I don't know any elegant way without 
ditching the ?: which is always a nice way to do things.

Hope that helps.

matt