If you think in time = money, try a HLL instead of writing in assembler. I'm
not connected with the guys of CCS, but I have written a dual port serial
solution (one receive, one send) for a 16F877 (1 UART). Code took me about
an hour in total, with the first working proto software at around the 15
minute mark...

So, in this case it's a pretty straightforward case of cashing out $100 or
spending more time developing. However, I don't have any experience with the
smaller PICs, so I don't know if CCS can do the same on those.

Claudio

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As I already mentioned, i like your idea with the PIC12cxxx devices a lot.
How much time do you think
it would take to develop a stable firmware ?

Thomas

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