CC5XFree does look pretty good.  I cut and pasted Joe's code, cleaned
up the long line wraps, downloadedCC5XFree, installed it, and then
assembled it so that I could look at the assembler source ... and it
all took less than 30 minutes!  Thanks Jose!

 - Nick -

Mark Willis wrote:
>
> I'll agree here, the summary was nice!  Best though to either post
> private or sometimes better, upload the code to a web page & post a URL
> so other curious people can take a look at your code  (CC5XFree looks
> pretty fair <G>)  The real killer size-wise in your post was that the
> post was in HTML, the code itself isn't huge, all those HTML tags devour
> space like it was going out of style though <G>
>
>   Mark
>
> Tom Messenger wrote:
> >
> > Jose Souto,
> >
> > I really enjoyed reading your "IR to SERIAL Interface" posting.  What I
> > liked was the excellent, clear description of the algorithm you used.  It
> > is often very time consuming to read through someones code and try to
> > figure out the algorithm; your concise explanation made it clear to me.
> >
> > In general, my tastes very much prefer postings of algoritms rather than
> > code.  Any idiot can write code (me for example). The real problem is what
> > to write - ie., the algorithm.
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Tom Messenger
>
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