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#2 What is needed for Linux?

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nobody
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2010-05-14
2010-04-21
No

I have a fully functional C32 toolchain built under Debian Squeeze. I also have Eclipse 3.5 (C/C++ developers version) up and running. I've dropped the jar file into my workspace's ".metadata/.plugins" directory (and also in "/opt/eclipse/dropins"). But there's still no option to create a PIC32 project. Am I missing something? Is there a way to see if the plugin is being detected by Eclipse at all?

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  • Jason Heeris

    Jason Heeris - 2010-04-23

    I just realised that the trick is to configure it to have the prefix "pic32-" instead of the default "mypic32-".

    Presumably the plugin just looks for executables starting with "pic32"? Maybe you could also get it to look for "mypic32," since that's the default from microchipopen project at Sourceforge.

     
  • Emilio Carlos Palma

    I suggest you to create symlinks from pic32-* to mypic32*?

     
  • Emilio Carlos Palma

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