> > > I would like to read/write to an spi eeprom with a pic 16f874 does
> anyone
> > > know where I could find an assembly  programming example of the
> routines?.
> > > <<
> > >
> > > We have a well tested module that runs on a 16C66 and provides a
simple
> > > procedural read/write interface to a 25C30 EEPROM.  It automatically
> > detects
> > > when writes cross into a new page, etc.  We can customize to suit.
> >
> > This seems more like an [AD]: message than a [PIC]: message.  ;-)
>
> Sorry you were offended, but I don't think this stepped over the line
> because it was a specific response to a specific question that was not of
my
> origin.  One of the admins can correct me if I was wrong.

I was hardly offended by the post, but was merely poking fun a little.  I
will use more of these " ;-) " next time I make a feeble attempt at humor.
;-)  ;-)  ;-)

> Actually I think this poster was looking for a freebie, which I don't feel

Oh, I think he was clearly asking for free help, most people here do.  ;-)
;-)  ;-)  <G>

> like giving out in this case.  I wasn't seriously expecting a nibble from
> this.

I'm most always up for a bite.  ;-)  ;-)

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michael brown

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