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Settings Tool for mikroE compilers v1.50

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Author: Casw Casw

Last Updated: 2012-12-09

Package Version: 1.5.0.0

Category: Other Codes

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License: MIT license  

Settings Tool enables you to change mikroE compiler settings without starting them.
I found this useful when installing new versions of compilers.
During this process compiler puts settings to default values.
Settings Tool lets you change layout and color scheme for all installed mikroe compiler in just a few clicks.

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mikroC PRO for PIC
  • lib
  • src
  • exa
  • hlp
  • hex
  • sch
  • pcb
  • doc

Project Blog

Ver. 1.5.0.0
  - Layout selection is now combobox.
  - Color scheme selection is now combobox.  
  - Added expandable Advanced setting multiple tabs containing:
    - Editor settings (all meaningfull settings included)
- Ide Style       (all meaningfull settings included)
- Output Settings (all meaningfull settings included)
  - Added "Relaxed" color scheme by Roman Black
      http://www.libstock.com/projects/view/468/relaxed-colour-scheme-for-mikroc-pro-editor
  - Added "Charcoal Color Scheme" by Andrew Hazelden
      http://www.libstock.com/projects/view/465/charcoal-color-scheme-for-mikroc-pro
  - Minor issue fixed.

How to tutorial

Simple video explaining how to use this tool.

Watch on YouTube

v1.0.0.0 Released

Toll is very simple to use.

- Select desired family of compilers (PIC,  dsPIC, PIC32, ARM, AVR)
- Select Layout and Color Scheme
- Select compiler mikroC, mikroPascal ,mikroBasic or All three (to change settings for all three compilers simultaneously)

And that's it! Start the compiler and enjoy new layout and color scheme.

To use layouts or color schemes you created just copy them to appropriate folder (using provided buttons) and they will become available for selection.

Suggestion and comments are welcome

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