I recently received the attached request from Barry Kauler.  If anyone
is interested in taking him up on the challenge please get in touch
with him via the e-mail address provided.

David
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I don't know much about the PIC, except to note that it is very popular.
I developed a tiny multitasking operating system for the 8051 --
originally written in assembly, at only 650 bytes. Recently I have
rewritten it in C, and this leads to interesting possibilities.
I would like to invite interested persons with PIC skills to have a go
at compiling it to run on a PIC chip.
This will be a very interesting exercise.
The operating system is called CREEM, and is true multitasking, and
the source code is 100% C.  There are some hardware dependent bits
of course, such as access to registers in the context switch.

Would you be interested in broadcasting this invitation?
My site is:
http://www.goofee.com/

regards,
Barry Kauler
b.kauler@cowan.edu.au