Victor Fraenckel wrote: > *I agree with Padu. I began using mP at version 2.1 on my first PIC > application ever. There were bugs in that version, but the development > team, with the help of active help forum members, has been constantly > eliminating them and adding new features. The current version is 6.0 and > it is mainly in the new features where bugs occur. mE also had a mikroC > and a mikroBasic version and it is _my sense_ that the code generator > for all compilers is the same. > * > > *I don't think you can go wrong with mP, especially if you test drive > the free version to get your feet wet! > I am going to try it, and see how it does with a small F88 project. > * > > *I am a long time Pascal user going back to Pascal on a DEC PD1170 > and the original Turbo Pascal. > Lotsa people never knew... did you know that Borland sold 3,000,000 copies of TP3.0 in Europe? That's a LOT of users... consequently, there is a lot of PASCAL CODE in Europe, especially in Germany. --Bob > * > > *Vic > * > > * > ____________________________________________________________________________________________* > > *Victor Fraenckel > KC2GUI > victorf ATSIGN windreader DOT com** > * > > > Padu wrote: > >> I've been using it since version 2. It was very buggy in the earlier >> versions, and I've chosen mp because of my familiarity with Delphi and >> because I'm a software engineer instead of an EE. After using delphi, java >> and c# I avoid at all costs having to return to asm (although I had to a few >> times). Most of the bugs are gone now, unless you are using a newly >> developed feature or library. I agree that the hex file may not be optimal >> in performance and/or size, but for the things I am doing it is good enough. >> >> I'm happy with it, and the time it saved me with the libraries and the >> shorter learning curve from my pascal background far outweights its >> shortcomings. >> >> Cheers >> >> Padu >> >> >> > > -- http://www.piclist.com PIC/SX FAQ & list archive View/change your membership options at http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/piclist