At 08:42 15/10/99 +1000, you wrote:
>yansong gu wrote:
>
>>
>> I tried the limited version and It is really fun.  You don't need force
hard
>> on your eyes.  It looks like a program written in VB.
>
>
>Delphi4 actually ;-)
>
>
>I'm sorry guys, but while I'm here....
>
>PicNPoke will have it's own Basic Compiler installed over the weekend
>which generates an (asm) file.  After writing the basic code, an
>assembler of your choice can then be called up to do the final assembly,
>and is then ready for a stand alone application. It teams up with
>PicNPokes hardware so that you can program the target chip in a real
>circuit to experiment with.
>
>There is a special debug mode where you can single step each line of
>Basic code. In this case, the target chip has additional code embedded
>to handle communications with the PC. You can also read/modify RAM,
>ports, etc.
>
>I also added a small terminal program to send/receive serial data.
>
>All these features including assembly are available from the editor
>screen.
>
>--
>Best regards
>
>Tony
>
>http://www.picnpoke.com
>Email sales@picnpoke.com
>
>


Delphi YUCK! <G>

But Guys? Are we not Fellas here in Oz?

By the way, I like what you are doing with PicnPoke!


Dennis