Pinguino with CodeBlocks............

Pinguino can be used with CodeBlocks. To do this, you need to install SDCC and GPUTILS. CodeBlocks recognize if SDCC is installed.
First you must download the CodeBlocks model for Pinguino.
Then you have to configure CodeBlocks to work with SDCC.

Create a new empty project in the same folder than the CodeBlocks model,
Go to the Settings menu/Compiler and debugger and choose SDCC in the Selected compiler panel,
Click the compiler settings tab and Compiler flags tab and select:

• Be verbose
• [CPU] PIC 16 bits
• ouput intel hex

Select the Other Options panel and type:

• --optimize-goto --denable-peeps --obanksel=9 --opt-code-size --optimize-cmp --optimize-df

Then all the general settings for the compiler are OK. You must now configure the specific options for Pinguino.
Select the Project/Build Options menu,
Click on the Compiler Settings tab and Other Options tab,
type -p18f2550 in the field.
Click now on the Linker Settings panel.
In the Other Linker Options field, type:
--no-crt -Wl-s18f2550.lkr,-m
In the Link Libraries field, click on add and select this files:
libpuf.lib wich is in the project folder,
libc18f.lib wich is in the /usr/share/sdcc/lib/pic16 folder ( Linux )
libio18f2550.lib wich is in the /usr/share/sdcc/lib/pic16 folder ( Linux )

Now you can click on the Build button and an hex file should be generated.
All the code must be written in the application_main() in main.c

To upload the code to the PIC, you can use the Python downloader wich can be downloaded here.

I hope to propose some models of applications.