c compiler for PIC16F684

Dec 03, 2004 11 Replies

Hi, I am looking for a non-Microchip compiler that will compile to this target. Any help is appreciated.



JF



PS - is there a better group for PIC related topics?


HI-TECH's PICC

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comp.arch.embedded Microchip's forum HI-TECH's forum PICLIST

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There is also the Piclist Yahoo group.

Leon

Hi John,

IAR's Embedded Workbench is available for that target:

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Regards, Joerg

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Hi Tech has a demo compiler that supports the pic16f84 for free!

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Actually, it's their so-called "Lite" compiler that is free.

The demo compiler is also free, but at a cost. When operating in demo mode, compilation of programs will be slower then normal and some command-line options are disabled. The compiler will continue to operate in demo mode for 21 days, after which it will cease to function.

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google for gpasm or gputils

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Right, thanks for the correction, I actually use the lite version, I should have remembered what it was called.

Rocky

and the best of all:

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Wouter van Ooijen

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Thanks Hal, You understood I am looking for a c-compiler? That site seems to indicate an Assembler compiler, which I really don't want to learn right now.

JF

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Comes with a library with a lot of functions. I'm happy with it. I only use it as a command line compiler, not with their IDE.

Thanks, Frank. (remove 'q' and 'invalid' when replying by email)

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