Hi Asgard,

You have posted a bit of a confusing post but what I think you need to know is the way to program a PIC. This forum is for users of a compiler program known as PIC Basic. Our other forum here is for users of PIC Basic Pro compiler. The compilers take the programs written in either of these two languages and convert them to .asm then to .hex. These compiled files, namely .hex can then be programmed into a PIC using one of many types of programmers available. Many people on these forums also use a companion program called Micro Code Studio which is an IDE. MPLab from Microchip is also an IDE type program and is used in creating programs in assembly language.

As for templates, I personaly don't know of any but if you search these forums you will find many programs that have been written that form the basics for other programs. Darryl Taylor has given us "Instant Interrupts", for example, which is a program that sets up the interrupt process. He has also donated a program that helps you create bargraphs on LCDs.

You will also find forums on Microchip.com. Google PIC and you will get many sites to investigate.

I don't know your level of expertise in this area so if I'm off base here I'm sorry. Let me know if I can help you any further.

HTH,

BobK