Aubrey McIntosh, Ph.D. said:

> last 100H words of memory, but other documents say that it uses the
> addresses at 1F00-1FFF.  Guess what?  I programmed code at 1F00-1FFF,
> read back code from 0000-1FFF, and I get that code back, without
> aliasing.  I interpret this to mean that the 16F874 does have 100H words
> at 1F00-1FFF.

Now that is interesting. So program memory is not sacrificed when using
ICD on the smaller parts.

I'll stay tuned to this thread.

Thanks,

Bob

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