John Ferrell wrote:
> I am revisiting MikroPascal (v7.0) using an older (easyPic2) development 
> board of theirs.
>
> I bought the compiler and board several years ago but set it aside for 
> another project. The upgrade to the latest version was included in the 
> original price so nothing soured during the down time.
>
> It does have a few warts and there are a few things I would like to see 
> added.
>
> However, Their IDE is as good or better than any other than I have used. The 
> ability to build, burn and test in seconds using their Development board is 
> a lot easier on my patience than using the Pic Start plus and a breadboard. 
> Duplicating the hardware for the final project is not hard since the 
> Development board is well documented.
>   
I completely agree.

--Bob A

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