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PIC 24/33s
Yeah - I just got my new ICD2 & 28-pin 16-bit board on FEDEX today - heavily discounted from retail price through the Circuit Cellar contest - and am looking forward to getting my fingers wet this weekend with it/them. This is what prompted my question to begin with. Looks like C30 is in my future at least for a while.
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mikro electronica does some basic dsPIC compiler
Hi,
Log on to www.mikroe.com and you will find that they are offering dsPIC basic compiler. I have never tried itself. Hope it is as stable and bug-free as PBP.
Regards
Sougata
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PicBasicPro 16 bit or DSP
Many of us are looking for more MIPs. I hate to bring this up here but if PBP will not support 16 bit or DSP then some of us will move on for speed reasons.
http://www.hbbrbasic.com/ ARM basic
On the other hand; for applications involving buttons and a LCD display, with no heavy math or large data tables, PicBasicPro is it!
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Email to MCS: Do you offer an ARM compiler?
We have BASCOM-8051 and BASCOM-AVR
AN ARM version is NOT yet available but will be available this year.
Best regards,
Mark Alberts
MCS Electronics
www.mcselec.com
Email to MikroElektronika : Please inform when the ARM BASIC compiler is available.
NormYes, we wil have it but not before August.....
Thanks for contacting us...
Robert Plecas
Support
MikroElektronika Magazine
http://www.mikroe.com
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Arm Basic
Has this turned into an ARM BASIC thread? Add this to the list.
http://www.coridiumcorp.com/
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It all depend of your application and budget. MPASM C30 works nice. MikroE... can't confirm how good they are actually. But for their price, i guess it may worth a try.
The ultimate solution, if you want to cover the whole range of Microchip Microcontroller, it's Hi-Tech C enterprise edition... but a little bit pricey for many user. And it's C.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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