One particular pic does allow you to operate on external memory, but no one ever
talks about that mode on this list.  One of the main reasons to use a PIC is the
onboard code and ram space.  If you must run code externally, you might as well
run it all externally.  If that's the case, you can usually get cheaper and
maybe even more powerful chips for less from other companies.

-Adam

Lawrence Lile wrote:
>
> Can any of the PICs execute code residing in an external memory (like a
> serial eeprom etc.), or can they just get data from external sources?
>
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