All I can tell you is that the book they sell Experimenting with
PicBasic Pro compiler uses 16F877 and 876 as well as 84's so I'd
assume the compiler must cover these.

I've always had good service form Crownhill, I buy most of my Pic's
from them, and even when they charge me VAT by mistake it gets
rectified quite quickly.

This might help from their website -

"The PicBasic Pro Compiler is a DOS command line application (it also
works in Windows) and runs on PC compatibles. It can create programs
for the PIC12C67x, PIC12CE67x, PIC14C000, PIC16C55x, 6xx, 7xx, 84,
92x, PIC16CE62x, PIC16F62x, 8x, 87x, PIC17Cxxx and PIC18Cxxx
microcontrollers and works with most PICmicro programmers, including
our EPIC Plus Pocket PICmicro Programmer. A printed manual and sample
programs are included to get you started."

You too can find this at http://www.picbasic.co.uk/item2.htm

>From this page you can also download the PicBasic Pro instruction set
and the manual .

Now Mr Crownhill and Co a coupla 18F252's would be nice for that
advert  -:)

Colin


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