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I've been looking at different PIC BASIC compilers. What I am looking
for:

- Performance (efficient code)
- ICD (in circuit debugging)
- Good support for a wide variety of MicroChip MPU's

So far, I am considering the following compilers:
- PIC BASIC PRO (seems like their ICD is limited to a few chips?)
- mikroBasic (built in ICD support)
- Proton PIC Basic (http://www.protongeeks.com/) Seperate ICD SW
- others?

I appreciate any input. Oh, and sorry if this starts any infighting,
as everyone seems to have their favorites.

Thanks,

Bob H.


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