Hi. Sorry to trouble y'all about this again, but
I'm still hacking on my pitiful website, and I've
started to do a page on Linux resources for electronics
development, with a section specifically for PICs.

I know of a few free resources, such as gpasm and gpsim
(although James' page at SGI seems finally to be down;
is there a replacement somewhere?), as well as Brian
Lane's '84 programmer. There's a bunch of stuff for
AVRs (including a gcc port), and for general electronics,
there's PCB, gEDA, and a couple of other tools, including
SPICE ports (useful?).

On the commercial side, there's of course Eagle for
Linux, and at least the Hi-Tech compilers -- at twice
the price, however :-(.

I'd be real grateful if y'all could send me any up-to-date
links you have, and especially if you are maintaining
a Linux-based tool or website, free or commercial, I'd
like to know about it so that I can list it.

Thanks for any help you can provide,
--Bob Drzyzgula

(It would be useful if, in any reply to this, you
address your message to eweb@drzyzgula.org. The Reply-To:
of this message is set appropriately. Thanks.)


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