Hi-Tech-C compiler give me an error

Dear My Friend
i need to add the Hi-Tech-C compiler to compile a c source but how can
I make simulide compile the file i test to add a Hi-Tech-C.xml file




   


but the program give me an error

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ERROR: C:/Program Files/HI-TECH Software/PICC/9.83/bin/picc
    : Executable not found
    : Check that Tool Path is correct


    WARNING: Compilation Not Done

but i am sure the path is correct
please help me

Hi.
The command must include file extension.
You probably need to use: picc.exe

arcachofo wrote:Hi.
The command must include file extension.
You probably need to use: picc.exe

Thank you my friend ... but can i debuge the source code with simulide
step by step ... if yes how can i do this

Thank you my friend ... but can i debuge the source code with simulide
step by step ... if yes how can i do this

Does Hi-Tech-C compiler generate a .lst file?

Yes sir it is generate a. lst file

MedTronic wrote:Yes sir it is generate a. lst file

Nice, then it probably can be debugged.
Can you compile some simple program and share the .lst file generated?

Dear Mt Friend
Here is a simple blink example after compiling all files are ziped

arcachofo wrote:

MedTronic wrote:Yes sir it is generate a. lst file

Nice, then it probably can be debugged.
Can you compile some simple program and share the .lst file generated?

Dear My Friend arcachofo i attach the simple hi tech c simple blink example please help me to debuge the hi tech c sorce file step by step
with the source code it will be very usefule and helpfule

Thanks in advanced

Best Regards
MedTronic

Hi.
That .lst file does not contain any information about asm code and PGM addresses, so it is not possible to debug in simulide.

arcachofo wrote:Hi.
That .lst file does not contain any information about asm code and PGM addresses, so it is not possible to debug in simulide.

But you can see it generate a .cof file can this file help you

But you can see it generate a .cof file can this file help you

Simulide uses the .lst file.
Maybe there is some option for the compiler to push asm code to the .lst file or something like that.

arcachofo wrote:

But you can see it generate a .cof file can this file help you

Simulide uses the .lst file.
Maybe there is some option for the compiler to push asm code to the .lst file or something like that.

Dear My friend arcachofo i now recompile the simple blink.c code with another compile options and generate the asm file
can you please check the generated files (*.lst) to make me can debuge the c sourec file at simulide

many thanks

MedTronic

Dear My friend arcachofo i now recompile the simple blink.c code with another compile options and generate the asm file
can you please check the generated files (*.lst) to make me can debuge the c sourec file at simulide

many thanks

MedTronic