In message <E13g3w8-0006ke-00@nottingham.ac.uk>, Martin Hill
<eaxmjhi@NOTTINGHAM.AC.UK> writes
>Is this code available for free?  If not, then isn't what you are
>suggesting just what people complain about everytime somebody
>asks how to get around the code protection on a PIC?  Apologies if
>I have got the wrong end of the stick.

Perhaps so!. But the EPROM isn't protected at all, and the author isn't
being deprived of anything - according to his website Elektor don't
allow him to distribute his own code, they sell it instead!. I E-mailed
Elektor when they first opened their website about this very issue,
their excuse was that the authors don't allow the code to be
distributed, I considered this totally unlikely, and the website from
the author of the Gameboy scope proves this!.
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