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Fast Forward Engineering, includes an Embedded Systems Programming Answer Line Andrew Warren's home page Andrew Errington's PIC Project Page includes good introductory material and many useful links The Guru's Lair PIC information can be found in the Reference Library, but browse around; there's lots of good stuff here. Steve Lawther's Electronic and Microcontroller Projects, includes among other things a nifty PC keyboard viewer David Tait's PIC page, with links to info on his PIC programmer as well as others Dontronics, featuring Simmsticks Scott Dattalo's PIC page, including many useful functions such as Sine, square root, log, and parity C2C C compiler for Microchip adn Scenix microprocessors Mauricio Culibrk's PIC page, including AT keyboard emulation routines (both ends) How to control HD44780-based Character-LCD by Peer Ouwehand, includes both PIC and 8051 examples The GNUPIC Project, maintained by Scott Dattalo Paul Vollebregt's GNUPic Page Kalle Pihlajasaari's PIC Microcontroller Zone The Synthetic PIC, a VHDL PIC core design by Thomas A. Coonan Mark Wenning's PIC projects David Thomas' PIC programs STOIC Engineering PIC page Arrick Robotics PIC Microcontroller Source List PIC FTP archive on ftp.funet.fi S. Wieman's PIC archive shareware LCD module code from Lipidex Corporation Bob Blick's Electronic Projects, including a really cool PIC16C84-based "Propeller Clock" PICBots, a simulation of PIC-based robots Silicon Junction, Prashant Bhandary's PIC projects including DCC model rail control, vacuum fluorescent display drive, and more. |
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C compilers | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
SmallC Compiler v C3.0R1.1 with sources by Chris Lewis (free) (104K) ANSI C compiler for Microchip PIC by HI-TECH software Development Assistant for HI-TECH C compiler, developed by RistanCASE PIC_C Compiler v1.0 by Collin Brendemuehl/DPC (shareware) (15K) MPC Code Development System by Byte Craft Limited C-FLEA - A complete C virtual machine development and runtime environment, developed by Dunfield Development Systems MediumC PIC-C compiler with sources, developed by Janusz J. Mlodzianowski |
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JAL: a free pascal-like language for the 16x84, developed by Wouter Ooyen Free P2C Pascal-compiler, developed by Pavel Baranov EFORTH on the PIC17C42 by Chen-Hanson Ting (86K) Forth to PIC compiler for PIC 16C84, written by Michael Josefsson IRTC - commercial FORTH compiler, supplied by RAM Technology Systems PICLite Language - very simple language for mid-range PICs, designed by Myke Predko SIL compiler - simple BASIC/MODULA2/Pascal language for PIC16C84, designed by Lars Silen UNIX-based Microchip PIC assembler and simulator for the PIC16C7X, 16C8X by Randy Sargent and Anne Wright PIC assembler and disassembler with sources, written by Timo Rossi GPASM - replacement for the MPASM under the terms of the Gnu Public License, developed by James Bowman PIC16C84 disassembler, written by Martin Darwin Useful macros for MPASM users, written by Ivan Genov |
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Hobby-Electronics practical electronics webzine, published by LLH Technology Publishing Micro Control Journal - Electronic design and industrial automation. Everyday Practical Electronics magazine, their ftp site and Editorial Department Circuit Cellar INK - The Computer Applications Journal and their contact page Nuts & Volts Magazine - Exploring Electronics & Technology to the hobbyist and professional, their Editor Electronic Design News - electronic technology infrormation. Popular Electronics and Electronics Now magazines [Win], [KOI] - Russian electronics magazine, their Editor |