hassan1980
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Hi, there
Did anyone using proton ide program for pic chips?
Did anyone using proton ide program for pic chips?
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Opinions about Proton IDE for programming PIC chips
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akvii
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cross compiler for proton +
I am using Proton IDE.Its very useful cross compiler having many builtin subroutines eg SPI and UART (both software and hardware),alphanumeric and graphical lcd tools,DTMF,USB interfacing,mathematical subroutines and many others.
in short Proton IDE is designed to accelerate product development in a comfortable user development environment without compromising performance, flexibility or control.
u can download its limited version software from www.picbasic.org which help u a lot to evaluate it.
I am using Proton IDE.Its very useful cross compiler having many builtin subroutines eg SPI and UART (both software and hardware),alphanumeric and graphical lcd tools,DTMF,USB interfacing,mathematical subroutines and many others.
in short Proton IDE is designed to accelerate product development in a comfortable user development environment without compromising performance, flexibility or control.
u can download its limited version software from www.picbasic.org which help u a lot to evaluate it.
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