> The issues you raise are correct, however not relavent to
> that particular example.

Duly noted. I'm guessing though that most EEPROM writes
would not be immediate values but from RAM (eg a data
logger or sensor buffer), in which case you would have to
be aware of where the data is coming from. It's just one
of those after-the-fact "oh, that's how you do it" things

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