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  1. - 24th December 2010, 07:22 #1
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    Hi Alain.

    Have you tested with PBP? Does the new X IDE support the lanquage?

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    Hi, Ioannis

    The beta version , to the day, only supports "Microchip" compilers, but It's of course planned to support Third Party ones ... the "add toolsuite " feature already is here !!!
    So you have to use assembler or C without conditionnal assembly ... for the moment.

    remember it's NOT at production level and many features are still disabled.

    PicStart plus is no more supported as a programmer ... halas !

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    Sorry for the late reply, but e-mail notifications still do not work...

    Thanks for the feedback.

    Sorry that PicStart and PicStart+ are not supported. I have the both of them...

    Anyway, technology keeps moving forward, so we adapt, right?

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    Was/ is there a command line option for the PicStart+ ?
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    I could not find any up to this moment David.

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    Darn...
    looks like another gadget for the shelf. But I have not used mine for a year or so anyway.
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    I got Picstart, Picstart+, ICD1, ICD3, Pickit3 and ELNEC PikProg+.

    I think I have a record! Anyone else?

    By the way, do you receive e-mail notifs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Was/ is there a command line option for the PicStart+ ?
    there's PICP, but you may miss loads of new devices... it's an open-source though... worth it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    there's PICP, but you may miss loads of new devices... it's an open-source though... worth it?
    Probably not worth it. Portable computers with serial ports getting hard to find/cost to much.....

    A PicKit2 on the bench and one in the go bag and I am set.

    I will just put the PicStart in the shed. The Tandy and C64 need company.
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    Those are beauty... when I was young... Any chance you have a TI99 and a VIC20 as well

    BTW, did you have a look at Commodore website? He's back! http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_C64.aspx
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