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controlling GPIB from VBA
I have used the NI PCI card, never have used the PCMCIA type, but those modules will most likely work with both. For the non-NI card, you will most definitely have to obtain the correct code modules from that manufacturer. I'm not sure exactly what you have to do, but controlling instruments...- SteelPickn
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- Forum: Programming language engineering
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C/CPP compiler for PIC Microcontrollers.
I have used the CCS C compiler: http://www.ccsinfo.com/picc.html From the newsgroups, comp.arch.embedded.piclist and alt.microcontrollers.8bit this was advertised recently: ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.hitech.com.au/products/piclite/piclite.html...- SteelPickn
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- Forum: Programming language engineering
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controlling GPIB from VBA
Depending on what brand GPIB card you have, you have to include the code modules to provide the VB language interface to the GPIB DLL calls. For a National Instruments card, these would be NIGLOBAL.BAS and VBIB-32.BAS - just add these as code modules in the VBA project manager. Then you'll be...- SteelPickn
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- Forum: Programming language engineering
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PIC experts
Here's a link to an online book - don't know about a non-Windows assembler, but there are free development tools available at microchip.com. http://www.mikroelektronika.co.yu/english/product/books/PICbook/picbook.htm- SteelPickn
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