I also like reading Embedded Systems Programming (and, of course,
reading this list).  Some great ideas in there.  When I've run into a
specific PIC problem, I've posted it to the list and several people
respond with the solution.  I've learned a lot right here!
        Also... thanks to those who suggested the ISD chip for addressable voice
playback.  I'm on my way to having a prototype system done.

Harold

On Tue, 11 May 1999 23:14:48 -0400 Chris Eddy <ceddy@NB.NET> writes:
>Brian
>
>We're all to damn busy!  No slight intended, but consultants currently
>have
>a vicious backlog of work, and people lining up behind them.  This
>market is
>unprecedented.  And we're making 50 to 90 per hour.  My biggest
>challenge is
>never getting sick.
>
>Whining aside, you should start with some good advaced embedded books
>(I
>didn't, but it sounds like good advice), or study some of the example
>app
>notes from Microchip, and others.  It is almost as good as looking
>over the
>authors' shoulder.
>
>Chris Eddy, PE
>Pioneer Microsystems, Inc.
>
>Brian Kraut wrote:
>
>> Surprisingly, I didn't get any offers the last time I posted this,
>so
>> here is another shot.
>>
>> I am looking for a consultant to hold my hand through a few
>programs
>> that need to handle more tasks at one time than I am skilled enough
>to
>> program myself.  I also want someone I can call for help with
>various
>> other programming problems from time to time.  I am willing to pay
>for
>

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