Hi All PICers !

Andy Kunz wrote in PICLIST:

 >> on the same subject - how about a good dos text editor to
 >> write code?
 >
 > Under Windows I use PFE from
 > http://www.lancs.ac.uk/people/cpaap/pfe/


 > Under DOS I always used to use the Turbo C/Turbo Pascal IDE
 > from Borland.

 > Is somebody still running DOS?

 Yes, I'm always use Borland's Turbo IDE in DOS session or
Win (Win95) DOS-box.
 Turbo IDE is very good solution, more then Multi-Edit because
its "grep" function, "Tools" Menu and "message window".
 I wrote a filter that transfer MPASM's errors to message window -
now I can inspect the errors and messages in this window with
looking it in the source text (by pressing _space_) and simply
goto error place i source (by pressing Ctrl-Enter).
 In Tools Menu I add:
   <F10> TELIX terminal (to debug pic devices with rs232c),
   <F9>  MPASM compiler,
   <F8>  MPSIN debugger,
   <F7>  PICLAB programmer.

P.S. May be in a future (if I'll have many free time :) I write
a Win95 IDE (in Delphi), mplab is good editor, but I like to see a
"Tools" menu in it - to have a possibility to work not only with
Microchip's programmer but also with my own :-)


   Best Wishes, Alex Torres.
   Kharkov, Ukraine, exUSSR.
   E-Mail To : altor@cook.kharkov.ua   via InterNet
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