Boy there is a lot of confusion going on here. I was referring to XCSB as
Dwayne was too. See the text below.

Btw Crownhill PBPlus does support Onewire and I2C.  HD44780 based LCD's are
the most bog standard LCDs around and yes it does support them. What you are
getting confused with is Samsung S6B0108 chipset Graphical LCD's which it
supports also.

Tim
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[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of BOBISH
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I know LCD read/write etc is in there but I believe their version supports
NON "standard" LCD's.  That is non HD44780 based LCD's.  Those are the cheap
common ones.  Other types would be useless to me.   That's the kind of stuff
one should know before wasting money.  I2C might be supported but OW etc. I
don't know and they are not telling.

Bobish
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  From: Timothy Box
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  Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 3:16 PM
  Subject: Re: [PIC] Crownhill Pic Basic Plus?.


  I to looked with interest. But cannot see any high level stuff i2c LCD
  control etc. Is it there?


  Tim

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  [mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of Dwayne Reid
  Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 7:45 PM
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  Subject: Re: [PIC] Crownhill Pic Basic Plus?.


  At 02:11 PM 2/21/03 +0000, Sergio Masci wrote:

  >Sorry I just couldn't stay out of this any longer.
  >
  >XCSB has 8, 16 and 32 bit signed and unsigned integers, 32 bit IEEE 754
  >(single format) floating point, pointers, arrays, early out logical
  >operators, array access to constant data held in program space, user
  >functions, multi tasking, greater than 8 levels of function nesting, dead
  >function elimination from libraries, very fast context switch to user
  >written interrupt handler, access to underlying XCASM assembler, source
  >level debugging via XCSIM simulator, produces optimised native machine
  code.

  I assume that XCSB relies upon XCASM to actually generate the code.  Does
  XCASM generate the additional files needed for debugging within MPLAB
(.COD
  or .COF files)?

  I see that XCSB is free for non-commercial use but I'll be darned if I can
  figure out how much it costs if I want to use it commercially.  I just
  can't figure out what all of those items are in your price list and which
  items are needed.

  dwayne

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