Hi

Can't you get away with port expansion? If so, a PIC16C84 or 'F84 will do the
trick. EEPROM program code and some 32 EEPROM internal (RAM) registers.

Steven J Tucker wrote:

> I have a project that required about 20 i/o lines, program memory and
>  hopefully some eeprom or 2 or 3 more i/o lines for a serial eeprom.   The
>  i/o lines should be able to read/write TTL levels when run off 5v.

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