> Hi, I'm looking for a .mcp file
Search for "mcp file" and see what others have been asking in the past. This refers to "CW 68k" which implies
Re: Migrating 68332 HiWare project to CodeWarrior 68K
I'm looking through the CW Fact Sheets, (CodeWarrior Development Suites Overview Factsheet (pdf)) and the only one that is listed there to support the 68k is the $4995 "Pro Suite". Searching finds me this - is this the one you got?
CodeWarrior Development Studio for 68K Embedded Systems (Classic IDE)
That says it supports the 68332. It does not support any ColdFire chips, so you may have got the wrong one if you say you have one for '68K/Coldfire". Which one did you get?
> for a MC68332 (yes I know it about a decade old).
8 years since the Last Time Buy notices, and available from 1998 or so. I used one in a project in 2000 or so.
I don't know what the "stationary" is meant to control (as I've never used CW). All you should need is something that knows about the project files (and how to make them), the target and the memory map for linking. It may even nominate the low-level startup and initialization files.
Since you have an existing project, you should have all of the files, the "makefile" and the linker command file in some form or other. So it is a matter of making a "minimum" project and then editing it to match the 68332 with your files. That is, if that version of CW will let you do that.
You may get a better audience for your questions under the CW forums.
Why do you "have to port" just to "edit and debug"? What's wrong with the old build system? You may be better off resurrecting it, or getting it running in a VM if it won't run on Windows 7 or 8.
If all else fails, compile it with gcc, either "native" under Linux (preferable), under cygwin (a pain) or a ported version.
Tom
