TONY NIXON 54964 wrote:
>
> At the moment I am writing a windows based program that simulates the
> PIC16C84. The software is intended for beginers to PICs, more so for
> students who may be interested in learning to program. It
> graphically displays how the chip functions, and can run code that
> you write yourself. There are also modules that can be connected
> such as a 7 segment display, to see how the ports work.
>
> The software still has a way to go but if any one would like to try
> it I can make a copy available. Some feedback would be welcome.
>
> Tony
>
> Just when I thought I knew it all,
> I learned that I didn't.

Tony, I'd be glad to try your software out. My children are just getting
into electronics and this would be a GREAT learning aid for them at the
same time saving my box of bits from destruction by them :)). Thanks in
advance.


Cheers Peter ..........

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