Kartik
Reged: Feb 12 2007
Posts: 1
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Hi..
This is my first time using this program. I installed it using terminal. but now when i go to the folder I cant find any executable file to run the program. Do i need to anything from terminal after those steps. Could somebody please tell me as I am new to all this.
K
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memo44
Reged: Jun 18 2007
Posts: 4
Loc: El Paso, Texas, USA
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Ryan,
How do you install HI-TIDE, if it's not installed?? I've tried to run hi-tide_v3.12PL1.run, and I get a "Permission denied" message.
[G4-Power-Book-1:~/Desktop] jesusben% ./hi-tide_v3.12PL1.run
tcsh: ./hi-tide_v3.12PL1.run: Permission denied.
I ran the picc-demo.run, and it looks like it installed ok. I'm a bit confused.
does the picc-demo.run install the picc-lite C compiler? If so, what is picclite-setup.run, used for?
Will you give me info on what I need to do to properly install the picc-lite compiler and HI-TIDE IDE ?? I'm OS X 10.4.9 and a G4 Power Book.
memo44
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memojones
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EasyArray
stranger
Reged: Aug 14 2007
Posts: 1
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When I run picl (on OS X), I get this message:
(1228) An error, warning or message was generated, but no description is available
HI-TECH PICC-Lite COMPILER (Microchip PICmicro) V9.60
Copyright (C) 1984-2007 HI-TECH SOFTWARE
(141) An error, warning or message was generated, but no description is available
I've looked up the error codes and the most pertinent is
1228: unable to locate installation directory
I set the environment variable HTC_PICL to the appropriate installation directory (/Applications/HI-TECH/picc/lite/9.60) but that doesn't help. Could it be a permissions problem?
Thanks!
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Ryan
HI-TECH team member
Reged: Jan 06 2004
Posts: 503
Loc: Brisbane, Australia
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Quote:
Ryan,
How do you install HI-TIDE, if it's not installed?? I've tried to run hi-tide_v3.12PL1.run, and I get a "Permission denied" message.
[G4-Power-Book-1:~/Desktop] jesusben% ./hi-tide_v3.12PL1.run
tcsh: ./hi-tide_v3.12PL1.run: Permission denied.
This looks like the file has lost it's executable permissions... try, at a command line:
Code:
chmod +x hi-tide_v3.12PL1.run
./hi-tide_v3.12PL1.run
Quote:
I ran the picc-demo.run, and it looks like it installed ok. I'm a bit confused.
does the picc-demo.run install the picc-lite C compiler? If so, what is picclite-setup.run, used for?
They are two different things; picc-demo is the full compiler but will expire after 45 days. picc-lie is a free compiler that supports a subset of the PICMicro chips but does not expire. You only need one of these.
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Ryan
HI-TECH team member
Reged: Jan 06 2004
Posts: 503
Loc: Brisbane, Australia
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Quote:
When I run picl (on OS X), I get this message:
(1228) An error, warning or message was generated, but no description is available
HI-TECH PICC-Lite COMPILER (Microchip PICmicro) V9.60
Copyright (C) 1984-2007 HI-TECH SOFTWARE
(141) An error, warning or message was generated, but no description is available
I've looked up the error codes and the most pertinent is
1228: unable to locate installation directory
Do you have a .htsoft.xml file in you home directory? It should contain something like:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<htreg>
<key name="picc">
<key name="lite">
<key name="9.60">
<key name="pl0" instdir="/Applications/HI-TECH/picc/lite/9.60"/>
</key>
</key>
</key>
</htreg>
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I set the environment variable HTC_PICL to the appropriate installation directory (/Applications/HI-TECH/picc/lite/9.60) but that doesn't help. Could it be a permissions problem?
The HTC_PICL variable is no longer used. The HTC_XML variable can be used to specify an alternate htsoft.xml file, but that (and PATH) are the only variables you would need to change.
It could be a permissions problem if the XML file cannot be read, this could be the case if the compiler was installed as a different user to the one trying to run it?
I'd check your ~/.htsoft.xml file (or what file is specified by HTC_XML if set) to make sure it can be read and contains the correct contents (should have been written to on install). Let me know how you go.
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Izzy
stranger
Reged: Oct 02 2007
Posts: 1
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I just downloaded (Mac version of HI-TECH PICC-LITE V9.60PL1) but am having problems during install. Looks like picl and other binaries are missing from the distribution.
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==> Installing pic/lite LITE components.
==> Running 'picl --setup=/Applications/HI-TECH/picc/lite/9.60PL1'...
./shell-install: line 138: /Applications/HI-TECH/picc/lite/9.60PL1/bin/picl: No such file or directory
If I do:
~/Desktop/picc-lite_9.60PL1-osx.run --tar -tf
It lists the tar contents, but only activate.dat in bin, which matches what I'm seeing in the installed directory.
./
./bin/
./bin/activate.dat
./dat/
./dat/fr_msgs.txt
./dat/picc-lite.ini
./dat/en_msgs.txt
./dat/de_msgs.txt
./lib/
./lib/pcl40a-c.lib
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Is the version out there for download incomplete? Looks like it was only built last week.
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garth
HI-TECH team member
Reged: Oct 16 2003
Posts: 466
Loc: Brisbane, Australia
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This question has already been asked and answered today! Please try searching the forum first before posting.
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Garth Klee,
HI-TECH Support
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Cephus
stranger
Reged: Feb 16 2008
Posts: 1
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I guess I'm the first to report this. The Mac download file is apparently a Windows file. The reported file size also matches the Windows file and not the Mac. If someone at Hi-Tech could look into this matter, it would be appreciated.
I'm looking forward to migrating to my MacBook for all my apps.
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