Programming 12F683 in QBASIC

[HenrikOlsson]

I believe you're using the OshonSoft [url=http://www.oshonsoft.com/picbasiccompilerexamples.htmlPIC Simulator IDE integrated PIC Basic compiler[/url]. It's unfortunate that several companies calls their respective product for PIC BASIC whatever as it leads to confusion like the one we're currently having. Like I said previously, most BASIC compilers are similar but still they are ALL different from one another in some aspects.

PIC BASIC PRO <--- The one that this forum discusses
Swordfish PIC BASIC compiler.
PROTON PIC Basic Compiler
Oshon Soft PIC Basic Compiler
mikroBasicPro for PIC from MikroE
PIC BASIC: GCBASIC
Great Cow BASIC for PIC (probably the same as above)
AMICUS18 Basic (which is the same as Proton but limited device support)

The list goes on.....and then there's the various modules running interpreted BASIC like the classic BASIC Stamps, and the ATOMs and again, they are all BASIC in one way shape or form (just like Visual Basic, GWBasic, QBasic and so on are) but they are ALL different from one another.

/Henrik.

[camerart]

I believe you're using the OshonSoft [url=http://www.oshonsoft.com/picbasiccompilerexamples.htmlPIC Simulator IDE integrated PIC Basic compiler[/url]. It's unfortunate that several companies calls their respective product for PIC BASIC whatever as it leads to confusion like the one we're currently having. Like I said previously, most BASIC compilers are similar but still they are ALL different from one another in some aspects.

PIC BASIC PRO <--- The one that this forum discusses
Swordfish PIC BASIC compiler.
PROTON PIC Basic Compiler
Oshon Soft PIC Basic Compiler
mikroBasicPro for PIC from MikroE
PIC BASIC: GCBASIC
Great Cow BASIC for PIC (probably the same as above)
AMICUS18 Basic (which is the same as Proton but limited device support)

The list goes on.....and then there's the various modules running interpreted BASIC like the classic BASIC Stamps, and the ATOMs and again, they are all BASIC in one way shape or form (just like Visual Basic, GWBasic, QBasic and so on are) but they are ALL different from one another.

/Henrik.

Hi Henrik,

That seems correct.

Thanks, Camerart.