I liked the idea of "LEDs" assignable to a port to give a quick visual of what's going on. - Any chance of adding this as a new window/panel - along the lines of the ext. async stimulus panel? (or am I just lazy? - my hex-binary converter is getting old and tired!) Say - RED = Active High Green = Active Low Blue = High Z - Input State Richard > -----Original Message----- > From: Darrel Johansen [mailto:darrelj@PRIMENET.COM] > Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 12:33 PM > To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU > Subject: Re: MPLAB desires > > > We're working on much of this right now. Expect an end of > the year update that has mostly user-friendliness improvements. > Of course, by the end of the year, you might not need those > things, because you'll be an expert by then. > > Anne Ogborn wrote: > > 1. Some feedback when you are running with unbuilt code. > We are looking at this, as well as a message to indicate that > the source has been modified but not rebuilt when you try > to do debug functions. > > > 2. support for 3rd party programmers, esp. the direct from > > parallel port kind. > This is a possibility. Whoever makes these, contact me at > darrel.johansen@microchip.com and we can discuss. I know > the PICSTART Plus interface has been hacked --with that data, > just about anyone could hook into the interface. > > > 3. make stopwatch less obtrusive - put it in status bar??? > Ran out of room on the status bar in 640:480 mode. Maybe we > can make the status bar customizable... > > > 4. some way to interface a program to create a stimulus > file on the fly. > > Incorporating Visual Basic would be easy. Listening at a TCP/IP > > socket would be quite general. ODBC would be perverse but would > > work - CORBA?? RMI??? ActiveX??? Something?????? > This'll probably have to wait for MPLAB-32 (which is also underway, > but don't look for it this millenium). > > ___________________________ > | Darrel Johansen | > | tempe, arizona | > | darrelj@primenet.com | > |_________________________| >