[ELECTRON] Arduino.

[Clive Mitchell]

I think the PIC kit2 is supported to a degree in Linux, but not as
well as by the official software.  I've got a PIC kit 2 programmer
too, and it's about three times as fast at programming a PIC than the
much more expensive PICstart plus development programmer.

What do you think of the MPLAB IDE development environment?
Personally I think it's bloatware when all you require is a compiler
and programmer interface.

On 30 November 2010 19:23, James Beeley <james.beeley at ntlworld.com> wrote:
> This worked fine with Windows 98, but the home-built programmer is
> incompatible with Windows XP, so I upgraded to the USB-based Pickit2
> Debug Express programmer. This, as the name suggests, supports very
> handy in-circuit debugging on most PICs. I've also started programming
> in C, via the Hi-Tech C compiler, also under Windows.
>
> I'll doubtless have a look into Arduinos in due course, and also want to
> get the PicKit programmer running under Ubuntu.



-- 
Clive Mitchell