I've tried it a little. The IDE
has a seperate program for editing
C and H file and a seperate program
for editing make files. I would prefer
to see it all under one "project".
The price doensn't seem to be bad.
You can download it and try it for
free with, I think, up to 2 K. It didn't
bugger up my computer.

I am still looking for a compiler to
buy. I still haven't found anything nearly
as good as CodeVision for the same price
for 8051s. I have to say, the availability
of a compiler that an average person can
afford to register has affected my choices
of also chips. Keil, IAR, and HiTech are
way too expensive, and I don't feel right
using cracked/illegal stuff.

Maybe www.bipom.com so far looks the best,
but I haven't seen how its code actually
runs on a chip. It is built on top of the Dunsfield compiler, which has a pretty defunct DOS based IDE on its own. Bipoms's Price is 150 USD. (in actuality, 50 USD) Sorry, but I require a good IDE. I am not one of those "notepad" or hexedit programmers. But hats off to that type of programmer.

William