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W3JDR wrote:
Any of you who are interested programming PICs with a Basic compiler might want to take a look at this site: http://www.oshonsoft.com/ This is a complete Pic Basic Integrated Development Environment (IDE) with some very nice simulation tools included. Time-limited demo version is free. Registered version is only $19! Competitive products sell for many hundreds and aren't nearly as complete. I've recently started using the WinAVR toolkit, which consists of GCC ported to the AVR family, a very comprehensive avr-libc implementation, and all of the associated Gnu-based build tools. It's really quite snazzy and it's the price that hams love: free. I did spend $80 for the Atmel STK500 programmer kit from Digi-Key, but that's all I needed. Overall, the AVR port of GCC seems excellent, really excellent. Dana K6JQ |
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