Yes i agree is a bit questionable the way that microchip are enabling restrictions on the XC compilers, but as i understand of GPL, they are not doing nothing illegal, Microchip release all the modifications of the GCC including the SHA-256 verification to their proprietary xclm.exe, interesting situation where they gain profit of GPL software without breaking the law.
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To make the usefulness of all that stuff clear: You can compile the XC16 and XC32 for yourself. The XC8 is a different compiler.I am currently building the XC32 v1.40 with MinGW. This allows you to forget about all those Cygwin-DLLs.And another tip: for config-options of the gcc itself, you can check out what microchip used: "xc32-gcc -v" prints out all that stuff (which will need some changes - at least for pathes).
Hi guys, Thanks for this useful article. I had the same problem and was looking for a simple solution. I'm a hobbyist with a really limited budget. First I installed MPLAB and the compiler every two months on a different machine. But one day I had no more unused equipment left. Later I tried to write my own xclm script. Unfortunately it didn't work (SHA-1 test). Well, I found a really simple solution: I'm using a Unix system (Mac OS X) and discovered that the xclm hostid is identical to the en0 ether address (Primary Ethernet MAC). It's easy to temporarily change the primary network MAC on a Unix / Linux system. You only have to run the following command: $ sudo ifconfig en0 ether xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx where xxxxxxxxxxxx corresponds to any arbitrary host ID. Now you can download a new demo license with this fictitious ID from Microchip. Install it, and your compiler will work for two more months in PRO mode. I used the same microchip account several times without any issues.
From the reading of XC16 source and running of xclm, I understand that XC License Manager is not a part of XC compilers source but proprietary, Microchip copyright. In the case of XC16, the search for `xclm` path is coded in the source of the compiler (nothing related to MPLAB). The compiler, xc16 binary, will execute, for example on Windows, `xclm.exe -fcfc swxc16 1.21 02-09-2014`. The exit status, echo %errorlevel%, is an integer that gives the license validity: 0 for no or free license, 1 for standard, 2 for pro.
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