On Thu, 6 Mar 2008, Tamas Rudnai wrote:

> > Another critical use of assembler is during an interrupt.
> 
> So what about a Delphi for PIC? :-) So you drag and drop the USART icon to
> your graphical representation of your PIC, then click on USART interrupt so
> the text editor opens up in a place of code you do not even know where is
> that, which file or at the beginning or the end of that file, but who cares,
> when USART interrupt occurs you can be sure you get the program flow there
> :-)
> 
> Now you write
> 
> with USART
> begin
>     setbaud(9600);
>     send("Hello World");
> end;
> 
> Hmmm, may try this idea :-)
> 
> Tamas

Well Tamas, if you really want to, you can build your own visual 
programming system using IPAD-Pro. I used it to build ZMech which you can 
use to generate state machines for the PIC (from state diagrams).

Regards
Sergio Masci
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