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I get the feeling that there's a lot of that same feeling going around.
MeLabs seems to be dragging behind when compared to the other types.
Notice I said 'seems'. There's a not a lot of bugs in PBP, if any. And this support forum seems to roll right along. The other Basic's support forum isn't as well populated by people.
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Sergeant, Just log onto the MELABS web site and see which of the 24 series and Dspic's they support. There are quite a few...
Dave Purola,
N8NTA
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I looked here...
http://melabs.com/products/pbp.htm
Didn't see any.
Are they listed somewhere else?
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DT
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Maybe the programmer is...Originally Posted by Dave
But we're talking PBP...
At least that's what I thought...
I could be wrong...
I've been wrong before...
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PBPro, not hardware
Sorry if I wasn't clear - I was in fact talking about support within PICBasic Pro software for the 24 & 33 series, 16-bit PIC MCUs. Hardware to program the chips isn't a problem - I just would much prefer to use PBPro instead of "C" of some flavor, or Assembler. Thanks for the replies - looks like I'm not the only one interested in this (fat chance of that!).
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Yes, it is too bad. It doesn't seem like MELabs is dedicated to support this large group of users.
Maybe they would be willing to sell the rights to some other company.
Charles Linquist
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You didn't have anyone in mind did ya?
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