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pucePicKit 2 Devices File (updated) - version 1.63.146
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puceAN1473: CLC/NCO, Various Solutions for Calculating a Pulse and Duty Cycle
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pucePMP version 1.6.2
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Note #87 by koesters60 2013.05.06 7:25 PM
  http://www.bernd-koe.de
Hi Philippe,
wonderful, after only one weekend I transformed my stationary DCC-decoder for my modelrailroad from MPLAB assembler to PMP, and it woks...unbeleavable.
Thanks to your quick help in the Forum, to ship around some problems I had with PMP.
I promise you I will stay on PMP smiley wink

Thanks to the generated asm-code by PMP which is ready for the microchip MPLAB suite to be linked and assembled into PIC - Hex, each generation step is very transparent to the user and can be easily verified.

I encourage neverybody who is familiar with Turbo Pascal or Delphi to work with PMP on PICs

By the way, I will place a link to your website on my homepage.

Best Regards
Bernd.
Note #86 by koesters60 2013.05.05 11:59 AM
Hi PPA,
PMP is a fun to work with on PICs. I am using it since some days for my new DCC-Stationary Decoders for Lightning-Effects on my modelrailroad.... look here

Thanks for your impressive work, to develop for free such a wonderful Compiler.

Best Regards
Bernd.
Note #79 by Peter 2013.02.26 11:42 PM
Very nice compiler, that's what I've been looking for!l
Note #33 by damphir 2012.02.12 00:24 AM
Very nice compiler, I've got a PIC12F675 and with this I could generate PWM to a led strip! Wonderful!!
Note #32 by vseglare 2011.11.22 7:28 PM

Was happy to find this and will test it as soon I have time, used turboPascal as preferred language in the 90 ies. Which is the simplest pascal for PC windows applications today?

regards Carl

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