Hi,
the BSS club develops higher language interpreters
for PICs. The first completed project is ST1-64
(description at the end of letter) that is
available to download.

Some other projects are prepared, e.g.:
 - PIC interpreter compatible with Stamp I
   instruction set but with larger program memory
   (2 KB), e.g. for Donrtonics SimmSticks
 - Stamp I compatible formware for 16F84
 - Integrated compiler for creating interpreted
   programs and compiled programs in the some tim

For more information see BBS Club WWW page

   http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Cable/7772/

and join the BSS club mailing list, so you will
be informed about further developments.

               Andy


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Project:     ST1-64 PIC Basic Interpreter
Version:     1.0
Description: Basic  Stamp  I  compatible  firmware
for  16C84 or
             16F84 with 64 bytes of memory

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ST1-64  is a  virtual machine  running on  a PIC16C84
or PIC16F84
microcontroller that interprets the  intermediate
code, stored in
the internal on-chip 64 byte  EEPROM memory. The
machine is fully
compatible with Parallax Basic Stamp 1 Basic
interpreter with the
only  exception  -  the  program  memory  has  only 64
bytes. The
compatibility includes compatible download protocol
and debugging
facilities.  For  development  can   be  used  the
original  DOS
development  software  by  Parallax   or  any  other
development
software (e.g. Windows development software by TEP).

The firmware can be downloaded free of charge from

   http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Cable/7772/

This software is property of BSSClub and you are free
to use it
for your personal  use as you see fit.

BSSClub
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   BSSClub
   E-mail  : bssclub@geocities.com
   WWW     :
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Cable/7772/

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--- Mike M <elektrikman@DYNAMITEMAIL.COM> wrote:
> Ive noticed on a lot of these groups people always
> asking about basic stamps and pic based controllers
> in general, I am great at programming in vb, but
> when it comes to assembly im lost.  I understand
> basic commands that are in the PIC, mid range,
> instruction set.  But what i was thinking of is
> desinging a basic stamp clone, (lets face it there
> are only $10 in parts on the board, and a programmer
> did the "real work"!), I can handle most of
> everything i want except for one...retriving the
> user code out of an external eeprom.
>
> I figured while there are a few messages going
> around on the subject of eeproms and serial eeproms,
> i might as well post the question while people are
> still in the mood.  Anyone that can offer me help
> possibly code examples would be great please email
> me thanks guys.
>
> elektrikman@dynamitemail.com
> mikey
>
>
>
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