At 08:31 AM 6/26/02 -0400, you wrote:
>I know assembly inside and out, and I have been doing this way for a couple
>of years now.  I now want the option of doing it in C, but being a 5th year
>student doesn't allot the needed budget to purchase High-Tech.
>
>I am looking for real alternatives that are free!

Check out CC5X at www.bknd.com, the free version does all the chips (12 and
16), but is limited to 1K code and has some limitations regarding 32 bit
variables.

Howard

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