What about the 16C77x's with the ability to rewrite program memory from
code? Do they have more enduring EEPROM for both program and data memory?

Tom.
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From: root <root@PROF.PMMF.HU>
Subject: Re: Retaining User Settings In EEPROM
> > > The two EEPROM spaces are different.  On a F84, the data EEPROM
includes
> > > an error-control system so it will be millions of writes before it is
> > > very likely that data will not be stored correctly. The program EEPROM
> > > doesn't have this feature so it will fail sooner.  Since the program
> > > EEPROM can only be changed in a chip programming setup, Microchip
> > > doesn't expect it to be written very many times.