On Fri, 10 Aug 2001, Ing. Gustavo Quilosa wrote:

> Hi people.
>     I'm looking for a C Compiler with floating point libraries for 16F877.
> I've download a C2C shareware version for windows that appears to be nice
> but it has no libraries.
> I want to know:
>     1. Which compiler I could use ?
>     2. Is there any site to download a compiler ? (Full version)
>     3. Is there a site to download math libraries ?
>
> Thanks in advance. Gus.

I use CCS for a couple of reasons: Lots of library support, built in
functions and example programs; a good Web based user forum on their web
site; reasonable price ($99 to $250 depending on what you need); close to
ANSI C without being inflexible.  You can download a demo version (fully
functional for 30 days, I think) from Microchip's weeb site, though I
don't know what version it is.  Floating point support is included.

I tries several other compilers and like this one best, not to say the
others are not good.  There were a couple I didn't like, but I'm not about
to write my own compiler so I won't criticize others' work!  8-)

Dale
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