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> > Actually, the Designer as I envision it would still be a
> > moderately useful device even with no target PIC installed,
> > simply for the 24-channel logic monitor.  For example, you could
> > experiment with the command set of an LCD display module directly
> > from the computer, before even beginning to write code for the
> > PIC.
>
> Brenden has opined that option also. But I'm really strugging to
> understand why a perfectly good onboard PIC should not itself be
> the primary target.
>
> I have a couple of thoughts as to why, but I'll keep them to myself
> until I hear what you have to say on the subject.

That was why I proposed an included hex file that allowed you to
implement a LA on the onboard PIC, but not keep it there permanently.
 Allow it to be either a target or a design assister.

- --Brendan

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