hi im a beginer with gcbasic, trying to program a 16f88, ive been looking inside gcbasic and in the web without succes samples to learn how to use all gcbasic commands, in other words a manual, the one i found in the web and in gcbasic help desnt really help is there some site or good manual?
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You will need to install the programs for GCBASIC, write a program with an editor of some kind (like notepad), then save it as a .bas file and type compile filename.bas to convert your program to a .hex file. From there you then need to get the .hex file inside the chip with a programmer. Or load it in a simulator/emulator
Where are you located? In the US. Sometimes a call is better than text.
How far have you gotten on the installing of GCBASIC?
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See my web site for detailed instructions on how to get GCBasic working with Crimson editor, as well as a couple examples of simple programs for PIC and Arduino:
Thank heavens! I have been wondering exactly this for the past 2 days, between HiTechC and GCBasic, its quite difficult to locate the 'user manuals' that show you all the commands and arguements etc. I would have thought these should be one of the most prominent things on the front page!
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hi im a beginer with gcbasic, trying to program a 16f88, ive been looking inside gcbasic and in the web without succes samples to learn how to use all gcbasic commands, in other words a manual, the one i found in the web and in gcbasic help desnt really help is there some site or good manual?
The manual is online (and I wish it was not since you do not always have internet). Here is a link to it.
http://gcbasic.sourceforge.net/newfiles/help/
You will need to install the programs for GCBASIC, write a program with an editor of some kind (like notepad), then save it as a .bas file and type compile filename.bas to convert your program to a .hex file. From there you then need to get the .hex file inside the chip with a programmer. Or load it in a simulator/emulator
Where are you located? In the US. Sometimes a call is better than text.
How far have you gotten on the installing of GCBASIC?
See my web site for detailed instructions on how to get GCBasic working with Crimson editor, as well as a couple examples of simple programs for PIC and Arduino:
http://www.w3jdr.com
Joe
Thank heavens! I have been wondering exactly this for the past 2 days, between HiTechC and GCBasic, its quite difficult to locate the 'user manuals' that show you all the commands and arguements etc. I would have thought these should be one of the most prominent things on the front page!