Hi Charles.
We 've been using PBP for many years now, but the product seems to have bogged down.
No updates, no announcments of any kind, no hope for any improovments.
OK, I know it is a difficult task, but others (Compiler developers) have moved on. PBP is stuck on the trusted old now version.
The wish list is large, but a new compiler is a must now. Chips like 24 or 32 series should be supported for a viable compiler.
I see no point of surprise from your side. So if there is really a plan from your company to give people a new product, the time has absolutely come (or maybe pass already?) to announce it.
Is there any future of the PBP?
Ioannis
We 've been using PBP for many years now, but the product seems to have bogged down.
No updates, no announcments of any kind, no hope for any improovments.
OK, I know it is a difficult task, but others (Compiler developers) have moved on. PBP is stuck on the trusted old now version.
The wish list is large, but a new compiler is a must now. Chips like 24 or 32 series should be supported for a viable compiler.
I see no point of surprise from your side. So if there is really a plan from your company to give people a new product, the time has absolutely come (or maybe pass already?) to announce it.
Is there any future of the PBP?
Ioannis
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