> >It will work with MPC. (would have worked?)
> >I've used some Mchip asy samples with MPC before

> Perhaps you should threaten them at gunpoint <G>
> But I don't think taht even the bigest stick will help. But one has to
ask,
> why would you want to mix gold with lead?
OK, I get the hint.  What is MPC?  Will it support 32-bit data types?
Anyone got a URL?

I'm not sure what the gold and lead question means.  To reiterate: I need a
C compiler which fully supports 32 bit data types and floating point maths,
supports the 17C44, and will either:

1/ assemble MPASM-compatible assembly code
2/ link MPASM-generated object code

The reason for the fixation with MPASM is simply that I intend to use their
published FFT module.

I'm absolutely happy to use a different FFT module - would prefer it, even,
if I could get one in C source for the appropriate compiler.

Hi-Tech C gets damn close, but it won't assemble much MPASM assembler due to
a number of small syntactical and lexical differences.

Steve Thackery
Suffolk, England.
Web Site: http://www.btinternet.com/~stevethack/