At 03:50 PM 10/16/97 -0300, you wrote:
>At 10:35 PM 16/10/97 -0400, you wrote:
>>At 09:04 PM 10/16/97 -0500, you wrote:
>>>> Does anyone use ATMEL 8051 type clones?  Any thoughts on using them
versus
>>>> another 8051 manufacturer?  Thanks.
>>>
>>>As far as I can tell, the Atmel 8x51 clones are indistinguishable from
other
>>>clones save only for the ability to reprogram them.  Since the cost is
often
>>>not far from OTP's, and is much less than window parts, I think Atmel
8x51's
>>>have a lot going for them, save only for that goofy instruction set [remem-
>>>ber which list you're posting to... >:*3]
>>
>>I know, I know :)  That's why I posted to the Off topic section!  I want to
>>experiment a little and Atmel seems like a good deal.  Free programming
>>software, a schematic for making a parallel port programmer, and EE stylr
>>parts.  Too bad they don't have more code, but that can be found elsewhere.
>
>89C55 has 20 KB flash
>89S8252 has 8KB flash + 2KB data EEPROM and is serially reprogrammable
>
>we have found a pretty useful free Pascal-51 compiler if somebody
>wants to get get fast into Atmel 51 parts
>
>ftp://sistudio.com/atmel/pascal51

Make that:
ftp://sistudio.com/pub/atmel/pascal51/


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