We use CCS in two setups, for the PIC16 with MPLAB 5.62 and the ICD, the
other for the PIC16, same MPLAB and the ICD2. Works perfect, altough the
ICD2 doesn't have USB support yet, so programming is a tad slow :(

Stepping through C code work fine. However, about writing C code: knowing
how to write the ASM counterpart helps a great deal in writing good C code.
Just keep alert on what the compiler produces and with the ASM knowledge you
can write C with a bias towards ASM so the compiler can more ofter generate
optimized code.

Regards,
Claudio

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[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]Namens Kevin Blain
Verzonden: donderdag 27 juni 2002 16:47
Aan: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Onderwerp: Re: [PIC]: Any good C/Asm/Source-Debugger solution ?


The C compilers that run trough MPLAB do just that.

CCS is quite easy to use, and fairly efficient too. I havn't used the
others mind, but I'm pleased with the choice.

Regards, Kevin


> > You mention MPLAB and 'step through code', what about C
> code, is there
> > a C compiler / debugger combination that provides a C source level
> > debugging
> for
> > 12F675 and 16F876 using ICE 2000 ?
>
> The ICE 2000 covers the full product line of PICs.  As far as
> C, I don't know.  Ask someone who cares.


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