Re:

>Does anybody have IAR C for PIC?  If so, does it work as well as the one I
>have for Atmel?
>
>I realize that this compiler is far too ferociously expensive for any
>experimenter/hobbyist (several K$), but I'm mostly interested in a
>professional tool.  I'm doing everything else in assembly, but I can see a
>huge improvement in my productivity using C, so it just might be possible to
>get my boss to spring for one if it works well enough.

We have both IAR and HI-TECH in-house. They both produce very good
code, and are similarly full-featured. The IAR Workbench has a more
"professional IDE" appearance, but frankly I prefer to work in my own
mixed environment of CodeWarrior / MPLAB / command-line execution of
HI-TECH PIC C.

Also, the IAR is dongle-ware, which many people detest.
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