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Re: HB for science project?
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Wed, 6 Oct 1999 11:05:24 GMT
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M.FAZAL <e158@eeSPAMLESS-alta.bham.ac.uk>
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Date: Mon, 04 Oct 1999 10:00:02 -0600
From: Will <nepenthe@montana.com>
"J.M. Mongeau" wrote:
> Recently, I have been thinking about using a HandyBoard for my science
> project in High School. My project will involve the writing of algorithms,
> and I was planning on programming in C. I have been using the Basic Stamp II
> (www.parallaxinc.com) for awhile, however, since it uses Basic language, I
> don't think it is really a good choice (Is Basic any good for programming
> high- level algorithms?..I never really used Basic for complex algorithms).
> However, the price for the handy board is fairly expensive and I don't think
> I can afford it right now. So my question is: Are there any other PICs that
> use C language and that are approximately < $150? If yes, could you please
> send me more information. Thank you very much.
i have used a few PICs, but they have to be programmed in assembly
language. but just recently i have found a compiler called C2C which
converts C code into assembly code. C2C provides assembly code for
PICs from Microchip and Scenic. there is a freeware version to
download at
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Network/3656/c2c/c.html
i havent used it yet but would be interested if you get any progress.
cheers
fazal
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