PMP (Pic Micro Pascal) is a free Pascal cross compiler for PIC™ processors. It is intended to work with the Microchip MPASM/MPLINK or GpUtils suite installed; it has its own IDE and it is a highly optimized compiler. It supports most devices from PIC10 to PIC18. Floating Point is supported (for PIC18 and PIC16 only). The new enhanced mid-range processors are also supported. PMP is moving forward with its users (beta testers are welcome): This site is open for comments, discussions, bug reports, new features requests and constructive criticism. Thanks to give a link to this site in your own sites or news / discussions groups.

Some rules about this forum.

Where to discuss about things not directly related to PMP. The place to give or find information about everything.

New things about PMP.

To ask and talk about future, new or updated features.

Where to ask questions / talk about PMP libraries, actual or future.

For all discussions that are not related to bugs: help requests about any technical subject, code tips, ...

For all stupid questions that are often not so stupid... Don't be afraid to ask about what seems to be something simple or trivial about Pascal language or PMP specificities. We are all here to help. Any question, information or simple code snippet is welcome here! The "Exercises" sub-section is managed by Thomas Henry (Studs). It is a mine of simple examples, with schematics and associated PMP demos.

When the compiler shows an internal error or simply crashes.

When the IDE crashes or simply has some bad behavior.

When the compiler does not generate the correct assembler code.

When the compiler shows an inappropriate message

For all other cases.