HackInBlack

what is the target hardware for these demo's? do you have a schematic?

presumably this could also work for frequency, or accurate delay generation; on simpler PIC chips without the trial and error of multiple NOP's in the code?

is this any use? https://www.mikroe.com/timer-calculator?srsltid=AU7gw4VQ0F3CgIg7ITadz7ptvn_CVmnnvLFz7IuvLnf3I5_zpm1A_zPk

one of the many things i tried with gcbasic was a thermometer using an LM35;i never managed to figure out the maths involved,and i seem to have lost my code which i was playing with.for the life of me i can't find an example gcb routine using the LM35 pleeeese can you post the code you got to work? i've read through all the 4meg html with no luck many thanks

8051 support and hardware debugging WOW! can't wait :- microchip's debug tools are obsolete within a few years and frequently buggy themselves! The greatcowbasic toolchain is a real winner already; but this steps up another level.

sure no problem

look in:- "C:\GCstudio\gcbasic\demos\LCD_Solutions\Eight_Wire_LCD_Solutions\LCDCURSOR_8WIRE_TEST_ATMega8_LCD8Bit.gcb" for a clear description of LCD headers for AVR Mega chips

WH2002A is a Character LCD 20x2 display which is built in with ST7066 controller IC. https://www.winstar.com.tw/products/lcd-display/character-lcd-display-module/lcd-20x2.html