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    I have been looking into the Silicon labs 100 MIPS micro's.
    No dip package as short traces are required for this kind of speed.

    MCU Selector Guide
    http://www.silabs.com/tgwWebApp/appm...Guide&col=mips

    Programmable in basic:
    MCU User Forum: Basic compiler for C8051F120
    http://www.cygnal.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000948.html
    > Subject: BASIC 8051F120
    > Message:
    > I am looking into moving to SI Labs 8051F120 series 100 MIPS microchips.
    > My programming background is in basic.
    > I would be utilizing the Bascom 8051 basic compiler to hex file.
    > Would the C8051F120DK development kit accept hex file and program 8051F120 micro?

    > Norm

    Hello,

    If the Bascom 8051 is producing an INTEL HEX file, then you will be able to upload this file to the F120DK using the
    Silabs IDE.

    Unfortunately, we do not have any examples nor experience with Bascom 8051 and Basic, so we wont be able to help you very much in this area.
    Please let us know if you have further questions.

    Best regards,
    MCU Technical Support
    Silicon Labs Europe
    Am waiting for this:
    Date: Monday, October 16, 2006

    > Message:
    > Looking to program the Silicon Labs C8051F120 100 MIPS microchip.
    >
    > Do any of the development boards program it?
    >
    > Norm
    >
    Dear Sir / Madam

    We do not have the development boards for Siliconl Labs MCUs yet.
    We are planning to make board for this family in next few months.

    Best regards
    mikroElektronika Support Team
    Not certain if Bascom (basic) reaches 100 MIPS?

    I am in no way unhappy with PicBasicPro or Proton.
    Audio and Video apps.

    "More speed Scotty"

    Norm

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    Lightbulb SPEED!! C8051Fxxx and ARM

    First; PicBASIC Pro and a PIC will do most projects. If you choose a different compiler you will probably end up writing your own “LCD-out”, key-board input, etc. Many compilers do not have input/output routines.

    I have used the Silicon Labs fast 8051s. 100x speed over the original 8051.
    I really like the little C8051F351. (very hard to solder) It is not rally a DSP.

    If you want speed look at any of the ARM parts. (everyone makes then) 32 bit. Only 40 to 60 MIPS but some instructions do more than one thing in a single instruction. Try doing a 32 bit add in an 8051. The ARM does a 1 instruction 32 bit add. The ADUC7022 does 32 multiply with 64 bit results. $4.00 @ 1,000 pieces Analog Devices has a “ARM Stamp” or if you have to use BASIC try Coridium ARM board or ‘stamp’.

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    Thanks for reply

    Looking into Coridium ARM board.
    Looks OK for 1 - 2. Stamp price.

    Cost effective to purchase programmer.
    Other ARM Basic?

    Norm

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    Default ARM Basic

    I really want ARM Basic but Coridium is the only thing I have found. There is ARM Forth and ARM C.
    I would use the ARM board and not the ARM stamp; the board giving more options.
    The ARM board is $49 and the software is free.
    With PicBasicPro the software is $200 and the silicon is $2.00. It takes 4 projects to equal out.
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    Thanks for reply

    Looking into Coridium ARM board.
    Looks OK for 1 - 2. Stamp price.

    Cost effective to purchase programmer.
    Other ARM Basic?

    Norm

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    Default util library

    My question, i'm developing a programme with the dspic30f3014, i need to do a menu controlled by two buttons, so i'm using the util library.
    I'm displaying a message in a LCD 2X16, then i'm making an if routing to read the portd of my IC and then i send a new message...
    But i'm having problems with the second message, i't does'nt appear.
    I'm using mikroBasic or it, here is the programme, if anyone could help me to find the error...
    Thanks a lot

    program MENU

    dim cuerda as integer
    dim enter as integer
    dim i as integer
    dim j as integer
    dim abajo as integer

    TRISF = $0000
    TRISD = $FFFF
    enter = 0
    abajo = 0
    cuerda = 0
    i = 0
    j = 0

    Lcd_Init(PORTF, 6, 5 ,4, 3, PORTF, 0, 1, 2)

    Lcd_Cmd (LCD_CURSOR_OFF)
    Lcd_Cmd (LCD_FIRST_ROW)
    Lcd_Out (1, 1, "Bienvenido")
    Lcd_Cmd (LCD_SECOND_ROW)
    Lcd_Out (2, 1, "Presione enter")
    While i<5
    if Button (PORTD, 1, 50, 1) = 1 then
    abajo = abajo + 1
    end if
    i=i+1
    select case abajo
    case 1
    Lcd_Cmd (LCD_CURSOR_OFF)
    Lcd_Cmd (LCD_FIRST_ROW)
    Lcd_Cmd (LCD_CLEAR)
    Lcd_Out (1, 2, "Guitarra")
    end select
    wend
    end

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    Hi, Pool

    I just think you committed two errors ...

    1) PBP doesn't yet support dsPics
    2) It's not MkBasic Forum here ...

    sure Zristic will have pleasure to answer your question ...

    arrivederchi ...

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