Reply by Spehro Pefhany ●September 29, 20072007-09-29
On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 13:41:22 -0600, the renowned Dan Henry
<usenet@danlhenry.com> wrote:


>On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 06:11:55 -0700, Martin Wells <warint@eircom.net>
>wrote:
>
>>Anyone know a C89 compiler for the Microchip 16F684? I have the code
>>for a fully-portable C89 program that I want to run on it.
>
>If your meaning of 'C89' includes anything pre-'C99', then HI-TECH's
>PICC is worth a look.  Their free PICC-Lite version supports the
>16F684 with some limitations, so you could give that a try and guage
>its capabilities.
>
>http://www.htsoft.com/products/compilers/PICClite.php


Good suggestion. Frankly, portability shouldn't be that much of an
issue with a program that is only 1K or 2K words of object code. 


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Reply by Dan Henry ●September 28, 20072007-09-28
On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 06:11:55 -0700, Martin Wells <warint@eircom.net>
wrote:


>Anyone know a C89 compiler for the Microchip 16F684? I have the code
>for a fully-portable C89 program that I want to run on it.


If your meaning of 'C89' includes anything pre-'C99', then HI-TECH's
PICC is worth a look.  Their free PICC-Lite version supports the
16F684 with some limitations, so you could give that a try and guage
its capabilities.

http://www.htsoft.com/products/compilers/PICClite.php

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Reply by Chris Hills ●September 28, 20072007-09-28
In message <1190985115.813054.309850@50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com>, 
Martin Wells <warint@eircom.net> writes

>
>Anyone know a C89 compiler for the Microchip 16F684? I have the code
>for a fully-portable C89 program that I want to run on it.


C89 I doubt it very much
You will probably find C95 compilers. However whether your source  will 
compile and run on a PIC16 is another matter.

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Reply by FreeRTOS.org ●September 28, 20072007-09-28
"Martin Wells" <warint@eircom.net> wrote in message 
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>
> Anyone know a C89 compiler for the Microchip 16F684? I have the code
> for a fully-portable C89 program that I want to run on it.
>
> Martin
>


See the thread "Re: Which PIC18 C Compiler?" from the 19th of September in 
this group.

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Reply by CBFalconer ●September 28, 20072007-09-28
Martin Wells wrote:

> 
> Anyone know a C89 compiler for the Microchip 16F684? I have the
> code for a fully-portable C89 program that I want to run on it.


Probably any compiler available will work.  There are very few C99
compilers available for anything.

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Reply by Martin Wells ●September 28, 20072007-09-28
Anyone know a C89 compiler for the Microchip 16F684? I have the code
for a fully-portable C89 program that I want to run on it.

Martin