by microEngineering Labs, Inc.
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WindowsDate first available at Amazon.com: August 27, 2011
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PBP is the industry standard BASIC programming language for Microchip's PIC microcontrollers. No other BASIC compiler for PIC MCUs boasts the 15-year success in both commercial and non-commercial environments. Version 3 is a major evolution of this popular product, making it even more capable, stable, and reliable. All the years of development culminate here, with many new capabilities and improvements. Come see why thousands of engineers, educators and hobbyists have depended on PBP for more than a decade. What is PBP? PBP is a BASIC programming language for Microchip's PIC microcontrollers. It has evolved over the span of 15 years, making it the industry standard in its field. It has become a professional-level development tool for embedded programmers, though it retains the easy-to-learn syntax that makes it popular among experimenters and educators worldwide. PBP should not be confused with the slow BASIC interpreters of the past. This is a full-blown development tool that produces code in the same manner as a C compiler (without the pain of C). PBP is widely used by engineering professionals who depend on its stability and maturity to produce commercial firmware. It is also used by educational institutions because it is very easy to learn and understand. PBP has existed for almost 15 years. Development and evolution has been ongoing since its inception. This maturity gives the software a reputation for dependability that is unequaled among its competitors. PBP is strictly software. It produces the device-ready HEX file, but doesn't include the means to burn the code into the chip or run the chip. To complete the system, you need a device programmer like the melabs U2 Programmer and a test platform like our LAB-X Experimenter series. Full Development Systems are available that include everything you need to program and test. Read more
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