Hi,

In response to an earlier posting I got this :-

> There seems to be a handful of us that would really love the Linux based
> PIC tools. Do you think we can stir up enough interest to begin a project?

So, I've got a spoon and am stirring.  Is anybody out there interested
in creating a forum and discussing how to go about this and trying to
get a project off the ground.  I've given it a lot of thought lately and
would be keen to do something, I don't even think it needs to be PIC
specific, done properly it could work for any programmer and for any
controller/processor.  It could even work on any UNIX platform.

If necessary I can set up a mailing list and host a web resource.

Reply direct to me as well as to the list in case I miss the list
postings.  My email is dave@restall.net.  This of course presumes that
anybody is interested enough to want to reply :-)

Regards,


Dave Restall
mail/pic/980530.tx                                             piclist
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