Have anyone deal with microchip and there compiler C30? It's based on GCC 3.3 and all copyright belongs to FSF. It's possible to download the source for the compiler but that version is not the same. And earlier version of the compiler had compile error in the public code. Another funny this is the extra licence requirement. When downloading a binary version the is a 60-days license and the compiler will stop working after that time. For some resons the license check is not included in the public version:) There latest public code of the compiler are all the building files bean tempered with. For most (not all) the start of the file have been changed from "#!/bin/make" to "#!/bin/make" (and extra space is added). This makes it impossible to run under Unix. All the files have been edit in windows as well. Does it help if I cry out loud?
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Have anyone deal with microchip and there compiler C30? It's based on GCC 3.3 and all copyright belongs to FSF. It's possible to download the source for the compiler but that version is not the same. And earlier version of the compiler had compile error in the public code. Another funny this is the extra licence requirement. When downloading a binary version the is a 60-days license and the compiler will stop working after that time. For some resons the license check is not included in the public version :) /bin/make" (and extra space is added). This makes it impossible to run under Unix. All the files have been edit in windows as well.
There latest public code of the compiler are all the building files bean tempered with. For most (not all) the start of the file have been changed from "#!/bin/make" to "#!
Does it help if I cry out loud?