Microchip32 compile error PIC32MX220F032B etc

[avrin]

Hello,

I'd like to use "Microchip 32"(XC32) compiler with PIC32MX220F032B chip and so on.
I've tried to setup in according to the Web document,
XC32Toolsuite
http://www.firewing.info/pmwiki.php?n=F ... 2Toolsuite

I think my setup is correct so far.
I'm using,
Compiler : XC32 v1.30 specified in "tsMicrochip32.ini" as follows:
[application]
Name=Microchip XC32 1.30
Path=d:\xc32\v1.30\bin
GCC=xc32-gcc.exe
GCCBinToHex=xc32-bin2hex.exe
I'm not using bootloader.
Device file : C:\ProgramData\Mecanique\Firewing\Includes\32MX220F032B.bas
generated by sysgen32.exe specified "XC32 v1.30" and "MPLAB v8.92" folders.

32MX220F032B.zip

32mx220f032b.bas: device file

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But I encountered compile error with very simple test program,

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device = 32mx220f032b
clock  = 48

sub Main()
       /* Nothing to do for test */
end sub

IDE compile error

microchip32-compile-error.png (66.19 KiB) Viewed 9981 times

It seems that the processor information is not recognized by toolsuits.

If I specify "device=32MX150F128B" with "Microchip 32" compiler,
no compile error occurs.

Could anynoe help me ?
Thank you.

avrin

[David John Barker]

Try using

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device = 32MX220F032B

The "MX" part needs to be in uppercase. This information is passed to the Microchip compiler at the command line and it doesn't like to see the "MX" part in lowercase - although it's happy with "f" and "b" in lowercase (?). Probably best to keep all uppercase in the future when including the device name for Microchip compilers.

[avrin]

Hi David,
Thank you for your help.

"device = 32MX220F032B" is OK !.
I was very stupid.

I've recognized that all BASIC language is using ignore case style.

Dose Firewing language have other case sensitive syntax like "Device" ?

avrin

[David John Barker]

> I was very stupid.

Not at all. Firewing is not case sensitive. So device or DEVICE would be fine. It is only the device name that is passed at the command line to the GCC compiler. You should be fine with everything else, Firewing takes care of case.