Need recommendations for DsPIC C compiler

I am currently using Microchips C Compiler and have found some large
performance problems. I would like to switch to another vendor. Does
anyone have any recommendations for a DsPic compiler that generates
fast ANSI standard code?

In message <bm5ct4pjmbmohhch0qa4t9s30u0h0a0q7l@4ax.com>, 
freeagent.20.oracle@spamgourmet.com writes
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>I am currently using Microchips C Compiler and have found some large
>performance problems. I would like to switch to another vendor. Does
>anyone have any recommendations for a DsPic compiler that generates
>fast ANSI standard code?

I assume you mean you want an ISO 9899   compiler?


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On Apr 4, 2:04=A0am, freeagent.20.ora...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
> I am currently using Microchips C Compiler and have found some large
> performance problems. I would like to switch to another vendor. Does
> anyone have any recommendations for a DsPic compiler that generates
> fast ANSI standard code?

That's likely to be a rather short list - dsPIC is new, and niche :)

Google finds only Hi-Tech (Whom Microchip recently bought) and CCS.
What does the disassembly show  you about the performance ?
- ask those companies how their compilers differ, in your critical
areas ?

-jg

On 3 Apr, 15:04, freeagent.20.ora...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
> I am currently using Microchips C Compiler and have found some large
> performance problems. I would like to switch to another vendor. Does
> anyone have any recommendations for a DsPic compiler that generates
> fast ANSI standard code?

What performance problems?

Leon