> Anyway MPLAB is the best tools under Windows for PIC development.

not always. for instance, piklab claims to support 'all supported chips'
with pickit2, MPLAB only one (16F917). and I can't add my own choice of
programmer to MPLAB.

Wouter van Ooijen

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