> My organization is considering purchasing a new PicBasic compiler, and I wanted to get 
> some feedback regarding the relative advantages and disadvantages (code size/speed, 
> features, etc.) of the various compilers. We're currently using ME Labs PicBasic Pro 
> v2.43 and are considering the Proton+ compiler from Crownhill Associates. Does anyone 
> have experience with these which they could share?
> 
> Thanks,
> Alex Parkinson

You can download the Proton+ demo & manual from the links below.

Single 19 mb file for high speed connections:
http://www.picbasic.org/proton_ds_lite.zip

Manual:
http://www.picbasic.org/proton_ds_userguide.pdf

Multiple .zip files for dialup connections:
http://www.picbasic.org/dialup/

I use PBP, Proton+, CCS C, and assembler. All are excellent tools, but which
one I use depends on what the application is, timing requirements, code size
restrictions, features one compiler offers the other doesn't, etc, etc. Things I
just wouldn't know without testing them myself.

They're all excellent tools, but getting familiar with assembler & internal registers
is a must.


Regards,

-Bruce
tech@rentron.com
http://www.rentron.com

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