On Sun, 1 Sep 1996, rich wrote:
[...]
> I am in a similar situation, we are about 3 weeks into a project using
> MPLABC and the 16c74.  There appears to be very little code around in C
> for this system as yet.
>
> I am more than willing to participate in code sharing.
> I have some unrefined but working IIC routines in C if anyone is
> interested.

Honestly, I hope you didn't actually *buy* MPLABC to program the
PIC16C74.  You'll do better with CCS's "PCM" (http://www.execpc.com/~ccs/).

I'm not affiliated, just really, really pleased.  The communications
routines (async and IIC) are BUILT IN to the compiler, and it only
cost $100 for the thing.  Mark has already updated his product(s) to
be MPLAB compatible, and I think he has a development environment of
his own now too.

I'm using it with great satisfaction to program the 3-PIC, $2000,
dual floating power-supply/waveform-generator I'm working on for
Digalog Systems (automated test equipment).  Compared to CCS's
compiler, MPLABC is like programming assembly in C.

Best wishes,
Rick Miller