Gerhard Fiedler <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> wrote:

> It seems possible to influence the "erasability" of memory bits by
> design. They could put the configuration bits in a memory different
> from program memory, thus making sure that they get erased after the
> program.

    This is precisely what Microchip has already done with the
    Code-Protect bits, which is why they're so hard to erase.

    -Andy

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