Convert my old .bsx-files to .asm or .hex-files?
Hi,
Can I use the Basic Stamp editor to create a program, compile and from the .bsx-file see the .ASM-file or .HEX-file?
Or is this converting done in the hardware (I use a BS2sx)?
I want to use my old .bsx-files convert them to .ASM or .HEX and program them into another microprocessor (PIC)…
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
(I have also posted this subject to the BS-forum)
Regards
jw
Can I use the Basic Stamp editor to create a program, compile and from the .bsx-file see the .ASM-file or .HEX-file?
Or is this converting done in the hardware (I use a BS2sx)?
I want to use my old .bsx-files convert them to .ASM or .HEX and program them into another microprocessor (PIC)…
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
(I have also posted this subject to the BS-forum)
Regards
jw
Comments
See the other thread for your answer -- which basically is, no, you can't.
Unless you purchase PICBasic from another vendor -- and even then, you'll pay $350 for the compiler, $100 for a programming board, and you'll still have to 'tweak' your PBasic code.
http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php?p=626594
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