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Hi, I am looking for a 16C84 simulator. I used MPSIM, but I don't know if the new one is easy to use. Do you know of another one, but free or shareware if possible. Thanks a lot. David -- _____________ \ / David BALDWIN \ ALCATEL / Design engineer \TELECOM/ \ / SdM (Societe de Microelectronique) \ / \ / B.P. 4205 Phone : +32 (0)71 442932 V B-6000 Charleroi Fax : +32 (0)71 442905 (Belgium) spam_OUTbaldwinTakeThisOuTetca.alcatel.be

Hi, try to use PSIM from ftp.parallaxinc.com It is nice and free. Imre On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, David BALDWIN wrote: {Quote hidden}> Hi, > > I am looking for a 16C84 simulator. I used MPSIM, but I don't know if > the new one is easy to use. Do you know of another one, but free or > shareware if possible. Thanks a lot. > > David > -- > > _____________ > \ / David BALDWIN > \ ALCATEL / Design engineer > \TELECOM/ > \ / SdM (Societe de Microelectronique) > \ / > \ / B.P. 4205 Phone : +32 (0)71 442932 > V B-6000 Charleroi Fax : +32 (0)71 442905 > (Belgium) .....baldwinKILLspam@spam@etca.alcatel.be > >

> I am looking for a 16C84 simulator. I used MPSIM, but I don't know if > the new one is easy to use. Do you know of another one, but free or > shareware if possible. Thanks a lot. > > David David, Have you downloaded MPLAB from Microchip's web page? It includes a simulator that is easier to use than the old MPSIM. You may also want to have a look at the PICNPOKE simulator for the 'F84 at http://www.picnpoke.com Chris ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris B. Sakkas (chrisKILLspamitutech.com) http://www.itutech.com ITU Technologies (.....infoKILLspam.....itutech.com) ftp://itutech.com *** Your source for Microchip PIC development tools! *** *** PIC Programmers, emulators, compilers, books and more! *** *** Order Toll Free in the US! 888-4ITU-TEC (that's (888)448-8832)***

David BALDWIN wrote: > Hi, > > I am looking for a 16C84 simulator. I used MPSIM, but I don't know if > the new one is easy to use. Do you know of another one, but free or > shareware if possible. Thanks a lot. David, Do you have Linux? If so, try Dave Madden's nitpic. It's available from the GNUPIC web site at: http://reality.sgi.com/jamesb/gnupic/ Scott

David BALDWIN wrote: > > Hi, > > I am looking for a 16C84 simulator. I used MPSIM, but I don't know if > the new one is easy to use. Do you know of another one, but free or > shareware if possible. Thanks a lot. > Just a beginner here, but the PicNPlay simulator has been the most helpful to me. I've used MPSIM as well, but the PicNPlay gives a better picture of the more complex operations. Fred. EraseMEfred.hatfieldspam_OUTTakeThisOuTsstar.com

Frans Gunawan wrote: > > Does anyone know where I can find simulator with the source code? > thanks I've released gpsim-0.0.2, and 0.0.3 will be released in the next day or two. These are both "developers only" releases - which means that the simulator is not 100% done. If you (or anyone else) want a copy, then please send me private e-mail. Scott