Hi Wouter
Ecconomics
  We are talking an intro to microprocessing, that is a discussion of I/O, a
timer and interrupts, doesn't matter what the chip is. Need something that
would be seamless with MPLAB and its very nice simulator(at least for
educational work)
  To put it another way why would anybody want to use a programmer that does
as many chips as possible for such a state of affairs?
  As stated in another thread, why obsfuscate the the situation since once
you know how any micro does what it does, you can apply it to any other
micro outside the classrooom.
regards
Ollie Wallock


>From: "Jan-Erik Soderholm XA (TN/PAC)"
><jan-erik.xa.soderholm@ERICSSON.COM>
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>Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2004 14:17:43 +0100
>
>Not exactly answering your question, but... :-)
>
>
>Wally Barnacle wrote :
>
> > BTW what would it take to make a programmer to work
> > under MPLAP and program only one chip 16F630?
>
>Why would one have such a programmer ?
>Sounds a bit limited...
>
>Jan-Erik.
>
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