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Dear @Technicus, This is what I was talking about. The installation is not identical to the official installer. Please read my comment and the one on the XC32 package page. https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/microchip-mplabxc32-bin/ Now maybe we should wait for greyltc's response. For a quick solution, copy those files mentioned manually. Regards,

When compiling I get this message: " sh: /opt/microchip/xc8/v1.35/bin/xclm: No such file or directory ". What does it mean? Also I posted a gist describing a situation I am having and asking a question: < https://gist.github.com/Technicus/88f48898880540e9be56#file-simulator_compiler >. If any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks

Dear greyltc, The same as I commented on the XC32 package. https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/microchip-mplabxc32-bin/ # Maintainer: Grey Christoforo <first name at last name dot net> # Contributer: mickael9 <mickael9 at gmail dot com> _number_of_bits=8 pkgname=microchip-mplabxc${_number_of_bits}-bin pkgver=1.35 pkgrel=2 pkgdesc="Microchip's MPLAB XC${_number_of_bits} C compiler toolchain for their PIC10/12/16/18 microcontroller families and their PIC14000 device" arch=(i686 x86_64) url=http://www.microchip.com/xc${_number_of_bits} license=(custom) depends_i688=(gcc-libs) depends_x86_64=(lib32-gcc-libs) makedepends=(sdx) makedepends_x86_64=(lib32-tclkit) makedepends_i686=(tclkit) options=(!strip docs libtool emptydirs !zipman staticlibs !upx) source=("http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/xc${_number_of_bits}-v$pkgver-full-install-linux-installer.run" "bitrock-unpacker.tcl") md5sums=('d7bb54b0ece78d98459a3e8f4886e28e' '70dedba4c417f8c0bb07c32d19e9d197') install=$pkgname.install instdir="/opt/microchip/xc${_number_of_bits}/v${pkgver}" PKGEXT='.pkg.tar' build() { msg2 "Unpacking files from installer" ./bitrock-unpacker.tcl ./xc${_number_of_bits}-v$pkgver-full-install-linux-installer.run ./unpacked.vfs } package() { mkdir -p "${pkgdir}${instdir}" mv unpacked.vfs/compiler/programfiles*/* "${pkgdir}${instdir}" mv unpacked.vfs/licensecomponent/LinuxLMBin/bin/{roam.lic,xclm} "${pkgdir}${instdir}/bin" sed -i "s/<xclm>/<xclm>\n\t<xclm:LicenseDirectory xclm:path=\"\/opt\/microchip\/xclm\/license\/\" \/>/" \ unpacked.vfs/licensecomponent/LinuxLMBin/etc/xclm.conf mv unpacked.vfs/licensecomponent/LinuxLMBin/etc/xclm.conf "${pkgdir}${instdir}/etc" mv unpacked.vfs/licensecomponent/LinuxLMBin/docs/* "${pkgdir}${instdir}/docs" mv "${pkgdir}${instdir}"/*License.txt "${pkgdir}${instdir}/docs" 2>/dev/null || true mkdir -p "$pkgdir/etc/profile.d" echo "export PATH=\"\$PATH\":'${instdir}/bin'" > "${pkgdir}/etc/profile.d/${pkgname}.sh" echo "export XC${_number_of_bits}_TOOLCHAIN_ROOT='${instdir}'" >> "$pkgdir/etc/profile.d/${pkgname}.sh" mkdir -p "$pkgdir/usr/share/licenses/$pkgname" ln -s "${instdir}/docs/$(basename "${pkgdir}${instdir}/docs"/*[Ll]icense.txt)" "${pkgdir}/usr/share/licenses/$pkgname/LICENSE" }

XC8 Compiler v1.35 is out. https://www.microchip.com/mplabxc8linux

It still fails if installerBlobFromMicrochip is located in a read-only filesystem or if the user don't have the permission for writing access (for example when using makechrootpkg): ==> Starting build()... -> Unpacking files from installer Unable to create Cookfs object: couldn't open "/build/microchip-mplabxc8-bin/src/build/installerBlobFromMicrochip": read-only file system while executing "::cookfs::pages -cachesize 128 -compression zlib -compresscommand {} -decompresscommand {} -endoffset 189697182 /build/microchip-mplabxc8-bin/src/buil..." ("eval" body line 1) invoked from within "eval $pagescmd" (procedure "::cookfs::Mount" line 139) invoked from within "::cookfs::Mount -endoffset 189697182 -pagecachesize 128 -decompresscommand {} ./build/installerBlobFromMicrochip /installerData" ("eval" body line 1) invoked from within "eval [concat [list ::cookfs::Mount] $args]" (procedure "vfs::cookfs::Mount" line 2) invoked from within "vfs::cookfs::Mount {*}$options $installerFile $dataMount" (file "./bitrock-unpacker.tcl" line 60) ==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build(). But it works changing the build function like the following build() { msg2 "Unpacking files from installer" mkdir build cp installerBlobFromMicrochip build/installerBlobFromMicrochip ./bitrock-unpacker.tcl ./build/installerBlobFromMicrochip ./unpacked.vfs } However, thankyou for your work.

Hi mauritiusdadd, Please try release 6.

Hi, this package fails to build if installerBlobFromMicrochip is located in a read-only filesystem or if the user have not the permission for writing access. Also the use of if [[ $CARCH = i686 ]] for setting dependencies is deprecated and you should use instead the varables depends_i686 and depends_x86_64 [1]. Finally you should *never* add executables or libraries (like liblzmadec0.2.so) inside the source package, especially when they are not needed and aren't even used inside the PKGBUILD. I rewrote the PKGBUILD to fix some of the above issues, you can find it here [2] [1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PKGBUILD#depends [2] https://gist.github.com/mauritiusdadd/2085b330176a7753963e

Hi greyltc, Sorry I was using the old AUR PKGBUILD. I cannot get the latest aur4 PKBUILD to build as tclkit fails to install. To be honest it doesn't really matter, I tend to not update my compilers often unless I am having an issue with a particular version.

Hi danwood76, I'm not sure what PKGBUILD you're looking at, but the line you're referring to is not in the latest PKGBUILD for this package. Let's wait until the transition to aur4 is complete (after July 8th I think) and maybe that fixes it (but I very much doubt it will). At the very least it will mean we'll be looking at the same PKGBUILD. I don't have a pro license to test with and I'm almost certain that my current method of packaging this is incompatible with the license manager (I don't think I even copy it over from Microchip's installer blob). I'm happy to work with you in getting the pro version functionality working in this and the other compilers from Microchip that I maintain.

If don't have a license, xc8 prints a warning of missing xclm every time you run it.