I went to the Motorola 56F83xx seminar a month or so ago. My limited
experience with code warrior and processor expert left me running for my
beloved PICs. During one of the labs we wrote code to blink one LED, it
compiled to ~6K!! Granted I could have had the optimizations wrong or
something, but still 6K!

Net result, I have a Motorola MC56F8300SDK collecting dust. (the e-field
sensor's cool though :o)

-Dk

> Brian,
>
> We are using the Code Warrior environment, nothing too fancy but it gets
the job done. They have been pretty prompt in any support you request, and
more importantly, their answers make sense and correctly addressed our
problems.
>
> Steve
>
> Brian Aase <res0qrqr@VERIZON.NET> wrote:
> Steve, are you using the MetroWerks Code Warrior for your 56F8xx
> development? If so, how do you like it? (Or if not, what are you
> using instead?)
>
> Brian Aase
>
> > We became tired of waiting so ended up using the DSP56F8XX
> > family from motorola. I am guessing that MICROCHIP has lost
> > ALOT of business for the dsPIC market to this family of processors.
> > All I can say is talk is cheap.............
> >
> > Steve
> >
> > Steven Kosmerchock
> > Comtech EF Data
> > Tempe, Az USA
> > www.comtechefdata.com
>
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