Wouter van Ooijen wrote :

> > What is the difference, from the programmers point of view,
> > between programming a 28pin device and a 40pin device ?
> > If everything else is the same.
>
> Did you also check the programming specifications and fuses bits?

It doesn't matter if I did and it wasn't my point anyway.

*If*, and I say *if*, the *only* difference is the number of
pins on chip (that is, no differences from a programming
point of view), does it matter if they have the same ID
(still strictly from a *programming* point of view) ?

(Yes, it might matter for your scripts, but that wasn't
my point either. You can't blame uChip if a specific use
of the ID (for which it *might* not have been intended),
breaks, can you ?)

I'm just trying to understand what the ID realy was intended
for.

Regards
Jan-Erik.

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