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>From: Hulatt, Jon [mailto:jhulatt@MONSTEREUROPE.COM]
>Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 12:31 PM
>To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
>Subject: [OT:] It Works!!
>
>
>You all most probably don't find this very interesting, but, today I =
have:-
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>- built a 5v PSU (from WvO's kit)
>- built a Wisp 628 (from WvO's kit)
>- built a test circuit with a 16F870
>- programmed it with WvO's flash-a-led test
>
>and then,
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>- wrote my own first ever program, programmed it
>
>
>AND IT ALL WORKED! I HAVE LOST MY PIC VIRGINITY!!!
>
>sorry, i will shut up now :-)
>

Congratulations!
The first working project is a big accomplishment. There are
a LOT of details that have to be correct just to make the
LED blink. Sounds like you are off to a great start.

Next Up: Design a 128 bit processor with predictive instruction
pre-cache that will anticipate your next instruction and pre-execute=20
it for you.

Or of course you could just flash two LED's 8^)

If you haven't been there yet, there is a great deal of information
at piclist.com for beginners, and a lot of existing code there too
to get almost anything done that you need.

Welcome aboard!
Lyle

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