Hi Larry,
On this list you're likely to run into a few anti-compiler and anti-basic
people, don't let it get to you.

MELabs has its own mail list for PBP, you can search it here:
http://list.picbasic.com/cgi-bin/board-search.cgi You'll also find
instructions on how to join it.

Recently there's been a couple problems with the server and many of the
list have been active on a web-based forum here:
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/.

You'll find much more PBP specific help on those.

To answer your other question, yes it's appropriate to post code with a
question. When possible it's best to whittle the code down to a minimum
that produces the problem, but make sure you include the defines and
control register settings, they might be relevant.


<on soapbox>
One more thought about posting in general, not specifically aimed at you,
but this seems like as good a time as any to say it: Spend as much time
formulating your question as you want other people to spend answering it.
Poorly worded, horrible spelling, inappropriate or no capitalization are
enough for many people to ignore the post.
<off soapbox>

Good luck
-Denny


> Hi Folks,
>
> I am new to PIC programming and a new member of this list so please bear
with me
> if I am asking the wrong questions ;-)
>
> I have written my first PIC program which is quite complex for a first
attempt
> (it is for a specific hobby related project). The program is written in
PIC
> Basic Pro (for the most part) as I felt out of my depth with the
Microchip
> language and I have programmed in BASIC before, although it was many
years ago.
> My program runs perfectly when using the demo version of 'PIC Simulator
IDE' but
> for some reason it will not run correctly in the chip/circuit.

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