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Updated the PIC18F4550 USB serial port to be compatible with Hi-Tech C v9.51Pе…ѓ.ДЎ0th January 2009. Updated links to Portmon, one of the most amazing little utilities to monitor RS232 serial communications occurring in the background. Added the ds30 Loader, a universal PIC bootloader that supports almost every PIC micro, including PIC18F, PIC24F, dsPIC30 and dsPIC33.ДЎst April 2009. Added links to free terminal program, RealTerm. Updated website with review for Lupik compiler and The Dot Factory: An LCD Font and Image Generator.Дў2nd December 2009. Note: Unfortunately, had to be discontinued due to StackOverflow changing their business model.ДЎ0th January 2010. Check out the openPICUS wireless platform project.Дў4th February 2010. New 18Fx52 bootloader client written in Python, for Linux (or Mac).ДЎ9th May 2010. New 18F4525 bootloader released.ДЎ8th August 2010. The (admittedly small) advertising profits from this site are now supporting an orphan in Africa.Дў7th September 2010. Unfortunately, had to be discontinued due to StackOverflow changing their business model.Дў3rd October 2010.

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Added a link to datasheet zone, one of the best places on the web to download datasheets for integrated circuits.Дў2rd November 2010. Added a link to an an Embedded PIC Programmer, a method of programming a PIC micro from an embedded Linux application.Дў6th January 2011.

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Added code for portable LCD driver.ДЎ8th July 2011. Fixed site for colors with Google Chrome.ДЎ6th July 2012. Added a link to an excellent resource for anything related to embedded programming.ДЈ1st February 2013. For more information, see the C sample source section on SimpleRTOS.Дўnd July 2013. Added a link to SimpleRTOS, a multitasking OS. Lots of site traffic from emerging markets, where microcontrollers that sell for fractions of a US dollar are popular.ДЎ6th March 2014.

Observed a lot of traffic from universities and educational institutions worldwide.ДҐth September 2021. Tonight, I shifted RS232 serial port examples and the USB example for the PIC18F4550.ДҐth September 2021. I am slowly copying all of the source code to GitHub, so anyone can submit pull requests to improve the code. Tonight, shifted PIC16F87x bootloader to GitHub.ДЁth March 2016. Converted three more projects to GitHub.Д©th March 2016. And I'm not doing anything commercial with themat the moment.10th March 2016. Some of the chips like 12F675 are AFAICS unlimited even in the free version because they are so small. The mind boggles at the idea that it is 250+ Mbytes. Regarding MPLABX - same experience, excepting I stopped downloading after the 1st couple of times. I don't use PIC 10-12-16 much these days so lower cost compilers become way more attractive - even if they may be not quite as conforming with 8.76 - right click on function/variable->go to locator. Regarding XC8, I am happy with compile times of a few seconds rather than minutes. I still use PICC18 9.52 (paid for) because it is stable and luckily supports PICs up to the K series. There have been a number of issues reported on the forumsВ for PICC9.83.

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If it generated amazing code for free who would pay for reason for not paying for compiler is concern about things like code correctness. Including why it looks bloated before optimization.ДЄs Pointed out, it is not the only compiler for Microchip. NKurzman The bad bad Lite code already discussed on the forum. I've installed, tested for about a week and then removed every release of X since Beta. (*) I don't make the comparision with X, just because I haven't used X enought to do a serious comparision. Also has a neat API for development of extra virtual devices.ДЄs a matter of fact I only use the MPLAB 8.xx IDE for in circuit debugging with Pickit3 or ICD3, this is after all the simulated debugging as already been done.

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Working with the Sourceboost IDE leaves with a feeling of familiarity with the Borland Developer Studio.ДЄlso has an integrated debugging simulator with side by side source and assembly windows, virtual devices (LCD, LEDs, keys, buttons, serial EEPROM, analog signal sources, logic analyzer.

It has some cool editing features like jumping from a symbol (variable/definition) name to its declaration/definition, direct switching from 'xxx.h' to 'xxx.c', function call graph pane, symbols pane, function prototype shown while coding a call to it and filling in the parameters, just to mention a few. Yes I do use the Sourceboost IDE, and find it better than MPLAB 8 (*).