Hi all,

I've been pulling down the achive files, and now I have a question about the basic support (I had a
question about C support earlier!). What I want to do is create a program, lets say basic this time,
that lets me access oodles of ram (there is a pic that does 64k? right?), maybe eeprom, that
compiles the basic to asm, then I can burn it to the chip, instead of running the basic as opcode
using a pic based basic subsystem. I'm starting a project that needs a "unit" that can run complex
apps (maybe interface with lcd), and has to have ram for data etc. So, what is the current
recommendations for a good basic compiler?

I just read the above stuff, and man does it sound like crap!

My needs (in a better form)

* Write in Basic
* Compile above basic code to native PIC asm
* support a wide array of PIC types
* bla bla bla!



-Kam (^8*


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Kam Bansal (^8*
kamb@jps.net