Sun, Apr 07, 2002 at 03:05:54PM -0600, Dal Wheeler dixit:

> It depends on the programmer, which one are you using?

That's the matter... I don't know exactly.
Say I 'hereditated' it :-) It has exactly the same number of
'points to link' (how to call 'em properly?) as much of 16F84 pins. 18,
if I don't go wrong..

> Check out this:
> http://www.workingtechnologies.com/htpic/PIC_bootloader.htm

Here I go..

> simply put F means flash and allows reprogramming.  C for more traditional
> eprom structure, most only reprogrammable with a uv erase window package.

And .. what about 'LC' PICS? , are them re-programmable without UV?

Some more... what tools do you find useful to program in Unix/Linux?
It seems to me (maybe I go wrong) there are a lot more for MS systems.
My dream is to create my own projects and then to implement them as
kernel modules, maybe going further in embedded linux..
That's only a dream for me at the moment, the way is still far.

Best Regards,

Paolo Lulli aka `blacksheep`.

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