[sdiy] (OT)DSPIC compiler for MPLABX-IDE on MAC OSX?

[dan snazelle]

"Are you using MPLAB-X? I'm doing so right this minute, with dsPIC33 on MacOS X. The compiler download is on the main MPLAB-X download area.
> 
> http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/mplab/X/index.html
> 
> Select Mac OS compiler, and tick the "MPLAB C30 Compiler" option. Click on "Download".




i did what you said and went ahead and installed the compiler (the C30 option)

however whenever i try to start a project i get this message which doesnt look too good (although it will let me go ahead and start my project)...anyone else seen this?

thanks for all the help





         Missing Files

C:/Microchip Starter Kits/dsPIC Starter Kit - 1/MPLAB C30/src/peripheral_30F_24H_33F/src/pmc/spi/CloseSPI2.c

C:/Microchip Starter Kits/dsPIC Starter Kit - 1/MPLAB C30/src/peripheral_30F_24H_33F/src/pmc/spi/ConfigIntSPI2.c

C:/Microchip Starter Kits/dsPIC Starter Kit - 1/MPLAB C30/src/peripheral_30F_24H_33F/src/pmc/spi/DataRdySPI2.c

C:/Microchip Starter Kits/dsPIC Starter Kit - 1/MPLAB C30/src/peripheral_30F_24H_33F/src/pmc/spi/OpenSPI2.c

C:/Microchip Starter Kits/dsPIC Starter Kit - 1/MPLAB C30/src/peripheral_30F_24H_33F/src/pmc/spi/ReadSPI2.c

C:/Microchip Starter Kits/dsPIC Starter Kit - 1/MPLAB C30/src/peripheral_30F_24H_33F/src/pmc/spi/WriteSPI2.c

C:/Microchip Starter Kits/dsPIC Starter Kit - 1/MPLAB C30/src/peripheral_30F_24H_33F/src/pmc/spi/getsSPI2.c

C:/Microchip Starter Kits/dsPIC Starter Kit - 1/MPLAB C30/src/peripheral_30F_24H_33F/src/pmc/spi/putsSPI2.c

C:/Program Files/Microchip/MPLAB C30/lib/libdsp-coff.a

C:/Program Files/Microchip/MPLAB C30/lib/libq-dsp-coff.a
On May 1, 2012, at 10:19 AM, Jason Tribbeck wrote:

> On 1 May 2012 14:57, dan snazelle <subjectivity at hotmail.com> wrote:
> I got MP-LAB installed but I cant for the life of my find the compiler for DSPIC that runs on OSX.
> 
> anyone else here using Pics/DSPICS with MAC?
> 
> 
> 
> It works **really** well, and finally allowed me to get off Windows.
> -- 
> C isn't that hard: void (*(*f[])())() defines f as an array of unspecified size, of pointers to functions that return pointers to functions that return void