Does this mean anyone can get and use the ByteCraft C complier by
downloading this or MPLAB will allow you to add the ByteCraft C complier
to it.  I'm sure the latter is true, I'm never that lucky.
Ben,

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On Fri, 8 Dec 1995, Darrel Johansen wrote:

>      MPLAB, the new Windows 3.1 IDE for the Microchip PICMASTER emulator is
>      now available on the Microchip BBS.
>
>      This software includes a windows version of MPASM, the Microchip
>      universal assembler, integrated support for MPC, the ByteCraft C
>      compiler, and a built in programmer's text editor and project manager.
>
>      This software is in broad beta release to anyone who cares to download
>      it from the BBS.  It will be officially released soon, and eventually
>      posted on Microchip's WEB site.
>
>      Until then, all the software and full documentation in .PDF format
>      (readable by Adobe Acrobat --also available on the BBS) can be
>      downloaded.
>
>      You may find benefits to using this software even if you do not have a
>      PICMASTER emulator.  Writing source code and assembling/compiling are
>      highly integrated, letting you double click on lines in the error
>      listing to return the offending lines in source code.
>
>      If you are a PICMASTER user, we feel you'll like the new tools. If you
>      don't have a PICMASTER but use MPASM or MPC, you'll probably benefit
>      with MPLAB.  Please check it out and give us comments on the BBS or
>      here.
>