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Re: What is Easy C good for?

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Originally Posted by EHaskins View Post
I think its not good for use by experienced programmers. I actually hate using it I can write something in MPLab in less than 1/4 the time it takes in easyC, but I also like DOS.

EasyC is GREAT for rookies and people who don't know C. I have used it as a training aid because it still uses C syntax, but it is so simple.

EasyC has its uses, but I will never run it on our robot.
Have you used Easy C Pro?

There is no way you can write something in MPLAB faster. I admit that I have made the same statement about never running easy c on my teams robot but I can no longer stand by that, If I was on another team where I was primarily doing programming, I would use EasyC Pro, just because I have too much to do in a day to spend an in necessary amount of time on coding for the team. It has nothing to do with my programming abilities, it has every thing to do with the fact that I value my time. I spend atleast a couple of hours a day writing code for schoo, research, robotics, and personal use. I saw limitations in original easy c but they are gone. Now if only Intellitek could write EasyC++, EasyJava, EasyPython, and EasyVisualC# I could cut my time spent writing code down significantly.

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