I've bought the C for picmicrosoftware, and everytime i try to run an example (lab1: leds) i get this message: could not launch sourceboost.
What could be wrong?
Kind regards
could not launch sourceboost
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Hi Mathias
I take it you have installed sourceboost onto your computer from the c for PICmicros setup. Is your program files directory named in a different language. If so you may have to make a folder called program files on your C drive and move the sourceboost directory into it. Let me know if this doesn't work or if you already have the standard c:\program files\ directory and I will see what else I can do.
I take it you have installed sourceboost onto your computer from the c for PICmicros setup. Is your program files directory named in a different language. If so you may have to make a folder called program files on your C drive and move the sourceboost directory into it. Let me know if this doesn't work or if you already have the standard c:\program files\ directory and I will see what else I can do.
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Ok, here's a fix that seems to work here...
You need to set the "ExePath" registry entries in *both* of these locations to the location of your "ide.exe" file:
Or create a "c4picsfix.reg" file containing the following text, and run it:
[Note that if your installation directory of C4PICs or SourceBoost was different, then the strings in the registry will need to reflect this]
Please take the usual precautions when editing the registry
You need to set the "ExePath" registry entries in *both* of these locations to the location of your "ide.exe" file:
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\MatrixMM\C4PICs3
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\MatrixMM\C4PICs3
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ExePath=c:\Program Files\SourceBoost\ide.exe
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\matrixmm\C4PICs3]
"ExePath"="c:\\Program Files\\SourceBoost\\ide.exe"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MatrixMM\C4PICs3]
"ExePath"="c:\\Program Files\\SourceBoost\\ide.exe"
Please take the usual precautions when editing the registry