As I understand it, C++ is in there, but you don't have to address that=20
until you are ready...
   I have been actively load shedding several of my volunteer jobs to=20
make more time for me.
I feel a little selfish about that so I will continue with some.



On 2/6/2012 11:04 AM, Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
>> The chipKit Max 32 board is on the scene with support in the IDE. A $50
>> price tag seems a bit much until the board is examined. The tiny work is
>> well beyond my skills. Getting started with the PIC 32 amounts to
>> plugging the board into a USB port, start the IDE (no install needed, it
>> simply runs from an EXE file), select the assigned com port, select the
>> board in the IDE,  and start programming in c.
> Is that C as in "C only, no C++"?
>

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