>   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.

In a way. But 14-bit is a bit cramped for a lot of purposes, so I went
for an 28 pin chip. But when you can do with 14-pins why not.

> would be seamless with MPLAB and its very nice simulator(at least for

But using MPLAB does not prevent you from using an external programmer!

Wouter van Ooijen

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