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Tool: User Libraries in the .MLK file

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Author: dany

Last Updated: 2014-01-19

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

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This tool permits to change the order of "user" libraries defined in the .MLK file of a certain processor.

For mP, mC and mB, PIC, dsPIC and PIC32.

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For mP, mC and mB, PIC, dsPIC and PIC32.

This tool permits to change the order of "user" libraries defined in the .MLK file of a certain processor. The correct order in the processor's .MLK file is needed because libraries that are "used" by others need to be defined "above" their "using" ones. The wrong order can occur if the "library dependancies" were not defined correctly or libraries were installed (usually manually) in a wrong order.
The tool only works when invoked from the IDE. See below "Tool Installation" for the settings.

This "correct" order of library definitions in the processor's .mlk file is only required if no source file is available or there are no "uses" statements in the source file.

The tool is to be started up from within the IDE, it can not be used stand alone.

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Tool Installation in the IDE

Tool Installation in the IDE

Tool Installation in the IDE

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2014-01-19: version 1.2: corrected an error for .mlk files which lack CR/LF sequences in the library parts.

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