Right. This would have to be a low-cost, public domain design where none of
the participants made or lost money. A public service. We'll know in the
next week if anyone else is prepared to join the bandwagon.
-Shawn

>I don't know how viable it is. It's just up to everybody else on the list.
>If we can put together a "GNU Programmer" if you like.
>
>Another way would be to approach an existing manufacturer and ask if I
>could
>license an existing design for manufacture. However, I can not see them
>being too keen, as our (hopefully) cheaper kits would erode into their
>rgular sales. Also any royalty or upfront fee would drive up the final
>price.
>
>Surely someone on the list has or can come up with an efficient (most chips
>per dollar) design that could use existing software such as MPLAB that they
>would be willing to contribute to such a project.
>
>Hell, we don't need to support it! The list is doing a fine job of
>supporting a heap of programmers already!
>
>Regards,
>
>Sean
>
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