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Originally posted by KenWittlief
You can get the MicroChip SW developement tools for free from their website (microchip.com)

and that will let you program in assembly

Microchip C is not free though. They have a demo download, but I dont know what it does.
MPLAB-C18 is basically an add-on to MPLAB which allows you to write C programs for the PIC18 series.
It comes with processor-specific libraries and libraries with functions for common uses (PWM, timers, ADC, USART).

The documentation is pretty good, as well. The demo version is only good for 60 days, though.
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