Byron A Jeff wrote:

> I think the advantage of your approach is that typically the serial interfaces
> to the EEPROMS allow for sequential access without having to reload the address
> of the byte read. So by setting up one address then reading 10 tokens you can
> save up to 30 bytes of command/address loads.
I also want to use the IO for digital&analogue IO, and maybe a soft UART or two.

> 
> > > Understood. However you could possibly examine my bytecode set and desi=
> > gn
> > > decisions to get a basis for designing your own.
> > It will definitely help me. If you don't mind, I'd love to have a peek.
> 
> I think I wrote up a summary for my students. Will have to go looking for it
> though. Will let you know...
Aaaaah. This is great! I hate to go some else's code trying to figure 
out what they did, if what I really want to know, is *why* they did it.

Sample code wastes time. Pseudo code, or text explanations save time.

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