a recent experience show me that once you're confortable with one compiler and you can do almost everything with... there's no need to switch to another. Look at the supported device list... MELABS support almost every PICs. Why changing?
BTW about the structured stuff... who's doing the program after all? It's you. Only you. Just develop your own structure and you'll be surprise to see you'll do far better than ANY other.
Of course "how to do and structure your program" is an endless story but look at the thousands code example here and on other forums (C, Basic, .... ) You'll probably find something to work with to developp your own method.
If you have some spare time, reload one of your previous program. Try to shrink it to the max, try to extract what's comming often in (I2CWRITE, HSERIN, PAUSE... ) and try to do something with. Could be an annoying task or not depending on you. Acting as a human code optimiser never killed anybody ... as far as i remind.
Yes there's a place for a whole interesting discussion about how you do this and that but as nobody work the same way...
INCLUDE or not?
IDE or not?
GOSUBS or not?
Macros or not?
ADCIN or not?
BUTTON or not?
MELABS or another?
...
Well i far from the original question and i do my apologies... my usual big mouth sorry
Last edited by mister_e; - 28th October 2005 at 16:43.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
Bookmarks