Believe it or not I am thinking of developing a project on an SX48. I have a
need for multiple UARTs at high baud rates, and you just can't do that on a
PIC. The only dual UART PICs are high pin count monsters, and that isn't
very appealing either. PICs, of course, don't have the speed to do it by
bit-banging, but the SX certainly does.

So, just what do I need to:

1: Do in-circuit programming
2: Do in-circuit debugging
3: Develop in assembly language

Finally,

are there any assembler choices that would allow me to use mChip style
assembly mnemonics to develop for the SX?

Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems

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