If you're looking for c7x5 support, I'd steer clear of the PicBasic family
from Melabs.   They "support" USB, but are downright scant on any
kind of info for actually using the USBin/out commands they provide.

BTW, if anyone has any info or knows of a good source for info on
using PBP with USB, I'm all ears!

Other than that, it's a pretty quality product.  I like it because it's just
one step above using assembly, and I can easily do inline assembly when
I wish.

Mike H.

>Hi All,
>
>I normally program in asm but are looking for a rapid development language.
>It is important that I can write USB code for the 16c745, I know I will
>still have to edit the HID description etc manually but are looking for
>some
>way to speed things up a little.
>
>I have found at least two PICBASIC compilers on the net, Proton and MEL.
>Are
>there others?
>Is there a clear winner in feature or performance (such as code size etc)?
>I would prefer to pay for a commercial product to get ongoing development.
>Cost is not important (within reason!).
>
>I am trying to avoid C if I can, I already know how to write Basic or
>Pascal.
>
>
>regards
>
>
>Lee McLaren
>
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