At 02:02 PM 31/8/97 -0400, you wrote:
>>   Herbert, you need a programmer that supports the 16F84. Most all
>>commercial and `build it yourself' programmers now support the 16F84.
>
>    OK, I heard it was different, but what are the differences? I am
>building a programmer refered by someone here and I don't what to spend time
>learning something that is being phased out! :) TTYL

for the programmer point of few the only difference is in FUSEWORD,
if you use __FUSES and correct .INC file and *don't* use the programming
software fuse settings and the programming softwreads and writes the
fuses correctly from the hex file then you should be OK, regardless of
the C ir F84.

If you have HEX file for C84 and need to program a F84 instead then
PWRTE fuse bit needs to be 'inverted' thats all.

antti




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