www.picant.com/c2c has a C subset that generates assembly for the SX.
There also exists a recent port of SmallC for the SX.
And CCS has an expensive, but full featured C for the PIC, and they have an add-on to get it to generate SX assembly. I own the CCS C compiler for the PIC, and it is so full-featured it is very hard to debug.
I recommend the C2C (it's much cheaper, much easier to debug).
Oh, and of course there's the ByteCraft C, which is an industry standard, but is really expensive.
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Jon Williams
Applications Engineer, Parallax
Dallas, TX· USA
There also exists a recent port of SmallC for the SX.
And CCS has an expensive, but full featured C for the PIC, and they have an add-on to get it to generate SX assembly. I own the CCS C compiler for the PIC, and it is so full-featured it is very hard to debug.
I recommend the C2C (it's much cheaper, much easier to debug).
Oh, and of course there's the ByteCraft C, which is an industry standard, but is really expensive.
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