Source code released
I've been planning since a long time to release the source, but I didn't have the time needed to make the code easy to understand. It seems that this won't change, but I don't want to hold back the code any more, so you can use it under the terms of GPL. It comes "as is", i am not saying that you will be able to understand it, or even that it works.
This is not the source code of the 0.9beta binary, because that was accidentally lost. (because of hardware-failure) You will find some (pretty much) unused code, these are mostly for debug, and there are some unfinished features. (pointers for example) And I know, that it's a serious mistake that the program doesn't handle memory-freeing, but as this should happen at the very end of the program, the operation system does it anyway, so it can be tolerated.
If you compile it to any new platform (DOS and FreeBSD port would be greatly appreciated) please send it to me, so I can make it available to download.

0.9 beta is out.
Supports hex output, devices with more than 2k program memory, system units finished, some small bugfixes, and improved interrupt-management.

Finally...
I could work on the compiler much less than I planned, although it's not May :( This release is marked as "alfa". This is mostly because i didn't have much time to test. Furthermore it's not finished fully: SetINDF assembly macro is not implemented, and programs bigger than 2k won't work very likely. Unfortunately the .hex output isn't implemented yet, so you'll have to use the .asm output, and compile it with MPASM. Other problem is the lack of system units for the different PIC-types, and the 2 you can download are not finished as well... So if you may have to write-in the necessary Special Function Registers...
As the current version is compiled with Delphi, I couldn't make a build for DOS, instead of it, there is a linux port. (maybe if I can find a working replacement of classes.dcu for free pascal, there will be DOS version again)
And... I can't answer questions about the former versions, as in the last half year I worked only with/on this new one... so I forgot many things that would be necessary to answer such questions.

As the last release was more than a year ago, I felt that I have to write something, however the next version is still not finished. Many of you have asked doubtfully if there will be any further release, and I found some pages on the web, where Pas2PIC was referred in past tense. So... There will, the project is not closed, simply I had too little time recently. If you are interested in more details, originaly I planned to implement support for PIC18F series, so I was working on it till June or July, but the result was extremely unstable, and I had to realize that it doesn't worth to work on the code, as it was more and more difficult to add the new features. So I decided to rewrite the whole thing, bearing in mind the feedbacks I got, and trying to avoid the mistakes I made. Finally in October I started to rewrite almost the whole compiler, so now I have a version more flexible, more realiable and consisting a lot of new features, but not ready to release. I hope, that I can finish it in May. However this release will contain just a few new things. Linux port planned too.

The compiler's newest version (0.8.1) can be downloaded. Unfortunately 0.8x versions proved to be very bugful, so it's strongly recommended to upgrade to 0.8.1 . Good news, that you don't need win32 anymore, if it's better for you, the program can run under Dos.

Thanks a lot for Varsányi Péter, who helped very much to make this version.

You can download from here the source of the IDE developped by Nagy László.