> >To me that sounds like you should use a bootloader instead.
>
> I have thought about this a lot.  I think the strongest
> argument is that I
> want them to be able to go buy a new PIC in the middle of the
> night if they
> fry one, and they want to present the "successful" view to me
> in the daytime.

For a classrom-like situation one real programmer + a bunch of
bootloader-based boards for the students might be a good setup. This is
what I sold to a Belgium school.

> A URL to a target board or pinout would save me some searching.

check http://www.voti.nl/dwarf DB016

Wouter van Ooijen

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