Note that the interpreter is available at no charge for down load into
PIC32MX150/250 devices.
Upper end are eg the highly capable PIC32MX250F128D with MIPS32 M4k core.
(44 pin QFP)
$5.09/1 Digikey.

It's likely that it could be used in the Fubarino board

http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en/programmers-development-systems/ev=
aluation-boards-embedded-mcu-dsp/2621773?k=3Dpic32mx250

$23.94/1 Digikey in stock.
Either way, Olin would hate it.


        Russell



On 3 May 2014 14:02, IVP <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:

> If you're really nostalgic about BASIC, but want to keep one foot
> in the 21st Century
>
> http://geoffg.net/micromite.html
>
> The Micromite is a Microchip PIC32MX150/250 series microcontroller
> programmed with the free MMBasic firmware. This US$3.64 chip is
> available in an easy-to-use 28 pin dual in-line package (DIP) which can
> be readily soldered and plugged into an IC socket.
>
> MMBasic is a Microsoft BASIC compatible implementation of the
> BASIC language with floating point and string variables, arrays, long
> variable names, a built-in program editor and many other features.
>
> Using MMBasic you can use communications protocols such as
> I2C or SPI to get data from a variety of sensors. You can measure
> voltages, detect digital inputs and drive output pins to turn on lights,
> relays, etc.
>
> Special features include an IR remote control receiver and the ability
> to easily use LCD displays, keypads, temperature sensors, distance
> sensors and more.
>
> Joe
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