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Using PicAntIDE 5.0.6 It would be very useful if the user (like me) would be able to change the hotkeys for compile, build, make, etc. My colleages and I have to work with other compilers like: Borland C++Builder 6.0 and Paradigm C++ which both have the ability to change the GUI to what we are used to. For instance: Compile project has alway been F9 within our company. Breakpoints are set with F5, etc. The ability to changes these settings (simply by changing an ini file) would make PicAntIDE more userfriendly than it already is.

The proper term is source level debugging and it certainly would be great if this will be implemented. Let's hope so

shouldn't you cast the variable x to a char? your returnvalue is a char, but the value x is unsigned long. Regards, Pim

Using PicAntIDE 5.0.6 When creating a project with the wizard based on PIC16F876, the wrong headerfile is included. System.h checks all defines, but I guess that the define set for de default processor when creating a new project, is not undefined on selecting another processor. (or something like that) It is not a difficult bug to work around, just include the header file for the processor your using, instead of including system.h

Hello, I've evaluated your C++ compiler and compared it with CSS PCW Compiler. I find your IDE much better then PCW and PCW does not support C++ but just plain C. (and a lot of preprocessor directives I would rather not have) You compared your product with CCS PCW Compiler and it does about the same (or even a little better) when it comes to being efficient. CCS compared their product with 4 other very unefficient compilers, but did not compare itself to your product. ??? So, about your compiler and your environment I can only say that it is nice to work with and it all seems to