On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 2:31 PM, Martin McCormick
<martin@x.it.okstate.edu>wrote:

>        Back around 2006, I had a PICStart-Plus connected to a
> Debian Linux system but I sort of drifted away from PIC's but
> would like to get things going again.
>
>        As a computer user who happens to be blind, I much
> rather use text-based development tools. I had good luck with
> gpasm and gpsim after getting them installed.
>
>        Since then, I have upgraded to Debian Lenny so the
> environment has changed a bit. I am still on the gnupic mailing
> list, and it still is alive, but it looks like everybody has
> deserted it.
>
>        Basically, are there any new versions of gpasm and gpsim
> that can install under debian and talk to the PICStartPlus?
>
>        Is there anything like gcc I can install to write C code
> for PIC's? One of the reasons I drifted off was that I realized
> that some projects would be much easier under C than they are
> under assembler.
>
>        The PICStartPlus worked perfectly the last time I
> programmed a 16F84 so I hope I can get it going again and do
> some new projects.
>

Hi.

Are you completely blind? Or can you see a *little* bit?
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