> Check out the 18F252.  It has a lot of stuff in a 28 pin package.  For hobby
> stock or any low volume use, it doesn't make sense to keep around lesser
> parts with the same pinout.  Just buy a lot of these and use them for all 28
> pin projects.  For 40 pins, use the 18F452.  For 18 pins get the 18F1320,
> but don't run it faster than 20MHz until Microchip fixes that bug.  In the
> mean time, it's still more capable than the previous 18 pin standby, the
> 16F628.  For 8 pins, get the 12F675.  Despite the name, this is really a 16F
> part.

Is there a good migration guide or something that outlines the differences
between the 16F and 18F devices (apart from studying that datasheet).

Adi

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