> That is, are there any compilers (free or otherwise)  that
> support objects?

I assume you mean for PICs, otherwise you would not have asked here?

Real 00 implies (amongs other things) polymorphism, which is AFAIK
mostly implemented as function pointers. This does not match the
fixed-addressing (lack of SP orm BP-relative addressing) ans the fixed
size stack of the 12 and 14 bit PICs. It might be possible on the 16
bits (18F), but it would not use the code space and processor speed very
effective.

But there is Pavel Baranovs C++ compiler, but I suspect it is just some
syntactic sugaring over his C compiler. You could try though.

Wouter van Ooijen

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