Claudio Román schrieb:
I like use the SciTE, it's very nice. But i don't know what menu or file
must be changed for choose in the configuration the complilator to use.
The same occurs me with eclipse (also because it's a heavy program), and
emacs.
I usualy use SciTE on windows and linux.
a common way to control compilation is to use "make" and "makefiles".
all the examples from mspgcc come with a makefile for example.
you can press F7 to run make in the current folder when you have a .c or
.h file open.
for example:
- open examples/leds/main.c from the mspgcc examples
- press F7
- have fun ;-)
i also set up a command in the "tools" menu. you can put this in the
"user options file":
command.name.1.*=make download
command.1.*=make download
command.subsystem.1.*=1
command.name.2.*=make clean
command.2.*=make clean
command.subsystem.2.*=1
so that one can compile and download with ctrl+1
chris
