Thanks for the info, Frank.

How much does the C18 compiler cost, or does the demo never expire?

I do use the printf function to write to an LCD, so I may have to figure =
a way around that if I do decide to go that route.

Bob

> -----Original Message-----
> From: PicList [mailto:PicList@ATTBI.COM]
> Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 8:57 PM
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: [PIC]: re: mplab 6.0, 18F devices
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> Hi Bob,
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> I am using MPLAB6.0 with the ICD2 and Microchip C18 v2.00=20
> compiler with the
> PIC18F452 and W2K. I have nothing but good things to say=20
> about this setup.
> Everything works as advertised.With the ICD2 running on the=20
> USB port, I can
> compile and download in less then 20 seconds. Also, you get=20
> real C-source
> level debugging. For now, MPLAB only supports the microchip=20
> C18 compiler.
> You can download a full working demo of the C18 V2.00 compiler from
> microchip.The only thing missing from the C18 compiler is a=20
> printf library
> function.
> Regards
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> ~Frank
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob Japundza" <Bob.Japundza@REALMED.COM>
> To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 11:53 AM
> Subject: [PIC]: mplab 6.0, 18F devices
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> I am wondering if anyone out there is using the new version=20
> of mplab along
> with the ICD2.  There are several shortcomings I've found=20
> with 5.5, the
> serial ICD, and CCS that prevent you from stepping thru C code, and I
> understand that these problems were supposed to be fixed in=20
> the 6.0 release
> of mplab.  Anyone using CCS with mplab 6.0?  My guess is it=20
> would be early
> and buggy...
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> So, I'm wondering if I should spring for the new ICD2, the=20
> CCS compiler for
> 18x devices, and switch over to the 18F devices...
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> tx
> Bob
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