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CodeSonar provides two MPLAB compiler models: mcc18 and mcc30.
CodeSonar provides two MPLAB compiler models.
| Compiler model | Modeled native compiler | Source file extensions | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| mcc18 | MPLAB C18 C compiler | .c, .C | C source files. |
| mcc30 | MPLAB C30 C compiler | .c, .C | C source files. |
| Platform Availability | The mcc18 and mcc30 compiler models are available for all platforms. |
|---|---|
| Default Recognition/Handling | The models are disabled by default on all platforms. |
| Specifying Mappings | The mcc18 and
mcc30 models are disabled
by default due to executable name conflicts. To enable one or both, add the
appropriate COMPILER_MODELS rules to your configuration
file. Windows: COMPILER_MODELS += mcc18.exe -> mcc18 COMPILER_MODELS += mcc30.exe -> mcc30 COMPILER_MODELS += mcc18 -> mcc18 COMPILER_MODELS += mcc30 -> mcc30 |
For full details of all native compilers recognized by CodeSonar by default, see section Compilers Recognized by CodeSonar.
Command arguments can be specified: