>For example, gpsim can now simulate a PIC faster than real
>time - and at the same time support several plug in modules
>and continuously update the gui.

Impressive, and nice, but not necessarily the speed needed for the Piclist
Beginners Kit :)


>In my opinion, Java and other interpreted languages may have
>their place, but not in gpsim. OTOH, they can serve as a useful glue

But we would appreciate your input on how to achieve the possibility of
running the PBK front end software (including assembler and simulator) on
the widest possible range of platforms.

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