Using Firewing Compiler With 18F25K22

[FirewingUser]

How do use 18F25K22 on a breadboard with Firewing please?

Looking at Firewing I don't see a dropdown 'Device' menu.

Thanks!:)

[Coccoliso]

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[FirewingUser]

What idoes HW mean?

Does look like we use PIC it ships with for bootloader IDE's and

put in a blank chip for PICKit 3 programming.

Thanks!

[Coccoliso]

Hardware

[FirewingUser]

Thx

[FirewingUser]

http://www.firewing.info/pmwiki.php?n=F ... hToolsuite

Yes. 'Plugging in' Swordfish Toolsuite' to Firewing is handy.

It expands Devices Support beyond Firewing's half a dozen variants of 18F25K22.

Makes Firewing more usable to the 'Breadboard Crowd'.

Thanks!:)

[Jerry Messina]

It expands Devices Support beyond Firewing's half a dozen variants of 18F25K22

Yes it does, if you've paid for Swordfish.

[FirewingUser]

Then that was a dead end and waste of resources thinking about it.

I've emailed David Barker about a solution to the 'No pay" syndrome.

As it stands now the 18F25K22 on a breadboard will work.

Great!:)

I did not see Firewing compiler for sale on Mechanique.

How much is it?

What does commercial version of Firewing compiler include?

[Coccoliso]

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[FirewingUser]

Okay to call you Coco for short or you don't like that?

The Firewing HARDWARE board is kinda neat.

I think I would just connect breadboard to it.

A Firewing 8 bit board will cost me 22 pounds with shipping. The exchange rate is 1.3 dollar to a pound.

So about $28.60.About the same as Microchip Low Pin count board here.

A little pricey but biggest deal is getting over resentment of proprietary hardware.

Whenever I think about Basic Stamp parts we've accumulated I am not happy!