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Future of Microchip Development Tools?

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I'm taking a fast short survey of Microchip users to help decide what future directions development tools should take. The survey is confidential - I don't even ask for your email address, O.K.?

It's only 11 short questions that take less than a minute. Unless you really want to get opinionated ("Embedded Developers opinionated?!?? Nah!!!") in which case, go ahead, "comment" to your heart's content...!

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I'm basically trying to figure out whose development tools are completely reliable, and whose tools really suck. And it's your opportunity to say whatever you want to say - really!

If you have problems or praise, for any toolkit, TELL ME NOW or forever hold your, uh, peace...

Thanks for your support,

- Bill Giovino Executive Editor

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"Stamping out Shoddy Tools since 1995"

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Bill Giovino
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say -

To what end ? Who is paying for this, and what do you propose to do with the results ? You have already trawled comp.arch.embedded on this - what was wrong with those replies ?

-jg

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Jim Granville

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I'm looking to expand the sample.

The results will help us determine the focus of a brand new User Support section of Microcontroller.com that we'll be opening in February.

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Bill Giovino

Hi! Excuse me for the following reflexion. I think that Microchip doen't work in FPGA fields (I used in the past some microcontrollers and memories from Microchip) so why posting in comp.lang.fpga ? I talking about that because you can find more audience posting to groups whose topic is related to the topic of you survey!

Mehdi

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For what it's worth I looked at your questionare and gave you some input. Now for one more bit of input... I prefer to develop software using tools hosted under Linux rather than that 'other OS' made by a large company in Redmond WA.

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Ken Scharf

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