CONFIGURING CODEWRIGHT TO WORK WITH INTERTOOLS AND WHITESMSITHS COMPILERS

Codewright is a powerful and flexible editor.  It is beyond the scope of this
note to explain all the ways in which it can be used.  This note explains how to 
install the Error Parser, and the sample project file and to do a minimal 
configuration of Codewright.  The instructions here assume that you have used
the default installations of the compiler and Codewright.  If you have used different
directory names, please make the appropriate changes in the instructions below.

C682X

Copy errparse.dll to c:\cwright.
Copy c682demo.pjt to c:\itools\tutor

Start up Codewright.

Select Project | Load. Type "c:\itools\tutor\c682demo.pjt" in the edit box.  This 
will load the sample project file, which depends on the files in the tutorial directory.



C68HX

Copy errparse.dll to c:\cwright.
Copy c68hdemo.pjt to c:\c

Start up Codewright.

Select Project | Load. Type "c:c\c68hdemo.pjt" in the edit box.  This 
will load the sample project file, which depends on the files in the tutorial directory.


CH16X

Copy errparse.dll to c:\cwright.
Copy ch16demo.pjt to c:\c

Start up Codewright.

Select Project | Load. Type "c:c\ch16demo.pjt" in the edit box.  This 
will load the sample project file, which depends on the files in the tutorial directory.


ALL VERSIONS:

Once you have copied the appropriate files, started Codewright, and Loaded the
sample project, you should look at the various dialog boxes related to "Project |
Configure".  Sample command lines are provided which will be executed when the 
compile or make buttons of Codewright are pressed.  You should look at the samples
and modify them for your target.