On Tue, 25 Jun 1996, DOM ALTAMURO wrote:

> Has anyone tried Micromint's PICSTIC?
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> I would think their programmer could be used
> on any board that uses a 16C84 and the compiler
> to generate 16C84 assembly.

Yes, support is there for 12 bit A/D and Real Time Clock, and updates on
the MEL compiler are free plus postage and disk costs. Many new features
coming shortly that will greatly enhance compiler.

Some follow-ups to previous messages posted. (saves me gathering data)

Antti:
What, only one application before breakfast now. Must be slowing down. :)

Jim:
Sorry forgot, Newfound is another Australian Company that supplies PIC
related products. My apologies. Web Home page coming soon. I'll post a
link from my page when Jim is ready.

Rick:
The CCS PCM 'C Compiler message post is missing the '.html' at the end of
the 'url'.

All:
The Stamp list is back to normal service. Check your subscription.

Don McKenzie donmck@labyrinth.net.au
DonTronics Tullamarine, Australia
http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~donmck

Picosaurus-74. The 40 pin PICBasic with 8 channels of A-D, and real Uart.
PIC Basic Compiler. Programmers from $15 US, and Pic-Axe: A New Tool.