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  • woadwarrior01
    I have fond memories of using it for PIC16 as a teenager, ~25 years ago. It was a huge step up from writing assembly. My parents bought me a Microchip PICSTART Plus, but refused to pay for a Hitech-C compiler license. :)
  • anon
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  • blackfawn
    SDCC has been a nice resource for a variety of MCUs. I wish it had support for some of the 8-bit PIC chips like the PIC10 and PIC12... maybe one day!
  • dmitrygr
    SDCC has the best OSS 8051 compiler. It is buggy as hell, but it is free. Sometimes that is good enough.
  • MobiusHorizons
    Has worked well enough for me on 8051 and stm8
  • fiatpandas
    TIL about Dallas Semiconductor from this page.Love Silicon Prairie lore.
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