Programming pic with teensy ++ 2.0?

Hello, apologies for the translation if you do not understand it well.
I need to program pics 18fxxxx, I have a teensy ++ 2.0, can I do it with this one? What would be the connection diagram? And what software could I use to record it?
Thanks for reading my question and sorry for my ignorance, but I do not know where to turn, greetings

Has been a long time since I worked with PICs, but my understanding was the programmer used a high (>8V?) signal on the reset pin to get into programing mode and then used something akin to SPI to get the data in.

google gets:
https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=92929.0
http://www.instructables.com/id/Program-PIC-with-Arduino-1/
http://www.freetronics.com.au/blogs...g-a-pic-programmer-using-arduino#.WEUuCVw7OUk

So looks to be possible but you will need to read through those links to get your own connection plan for a Teensy rather than a Uno.

In theory, you could do this. But in practice, you'd be making a chip programmer pretty much from scratch. Like making anything from scratch, you'd probably end up spending quite a lot of time working out the many details, and perhaps you might even ruin a few PIC chips as "learning experiences" along the way. If you really want to go down that path, in the end it'll probably be a worthwhile learning experience or maybe give you the satisfaction of having done it all yourself from the ground up. But if you just want to get some PIC chips programmed, maybe buying something which already works is a good money vs time trade-off?