I would like to be able to watch variables updating every half second or so whilst the code is executing. This is possible with Rowley Crossworks using either their crossconnect or the STLink for certain.

I just purchased another compiler and MikroProg from you and I'm glad there is still some form of physical media present. Whilst I do download from the internet my blood runs cold with the thought of not having physical media. I even have one PC that'll never be allowed on any network on principal. ...

This should be interesting. I'm thinking I need to get my hands on a few of these FT90x micros and play to see just what they can do. Just one little thing. Your development team NEEDS to grow or you risk having your dinner snatched by the next new kid on the block. After all I am not the only custo...

I'm sure that unprotected binaries can be copied from one STM32 to another using an ST-Link and the ST-Link software... The STM8 is however it's own thing and not ARM at all. Ten minutes play should reveal all.

...also I haven't encountered any errors at all using MikroE's LCD driver. I just love my own.

I wrote my own LCD driver some time ago (for portability) and came across a number of peculiarities with HD44780 based modules. One of them was with 8x2 modules having two distinct implementations. Could you elaborate further.

The other day I was messing around with the works copy of CCS C and hit a problem. The following test code wouldn't build. It would at home on your compiler! Oh and I am only a lowly hobbyist so I don't know whether this is normal or not but it gives me a chance to wind my mate up tomorrow. typedef ...

Sounds about right though I'd test it to make sure. One thing I will say is that servo's do vary somewhat and so you need to set each one up individually for best results. Since many microcontrollers are somewhat short of RAM I'd suggest constants which are placed in ROM normally.... or how about us...

Ok so what's happening is that first the working register is cleared, then the element of the array servo is decremented. If the element is zero then it moves on to the next servo. If the element isn't zero then the corresponding bit is inclusive or'd into the worknig register. later on the working ...

I'd like to raise a point here. Every PIC compiler I've used has it's own shall we say... (coughs) 'special' way of coping with the 8-bit PIC architecture issues and whichever PIC and compiler you choose imposes a certain set of rules. If you step out of line things will go belly up. CCS C is a clas...

Ok this is a repeat request but it may be that support for different PICs varies by compiler (or I could be wrong which I frequently am). It's all in the Subject line.

Any chance of supporting the 10F322 in the near future?

Just been and checked. Having updated from MikroC for PIC 6.0.1 to current (been behind the times y'know) I don't see any support. Shame really, as I just built a dash-dimmer for my friends car and he programmed it's 10F222 in CCS C. Then again there's Apples and then there's Oranges.

I couldn't help but notice that Microchip have a 14-bit PIC with compatible pinout. The 10F322. It's a bit more capable and may be what you need. Gotta check for support though.

What about CryptoTerm, Terraterm and hyperterminal. You can get around your problem using these programs. Personally I use CryptoTerm because I can have a full colour terminal in my projects using it.