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Hi all, My linux programmer for the JDM style serial port h/w should now
support 18f parts too. Tested this with 18f458 and 18f1320, but it may have
bugs still. Burning PIC16F87xA config word has been fixed also.
http://www.iki.fi/hyvatti/pic/picprog.html My future plans include support for
compilation on Cygwin for Windows, and for multibyte writes on 16F parts
which allow that. Currently all 16F parts are programmed one byte at a time,
which is slower. I have tested 16F programming with 16c84, 16F628,
16F676, 12F675, 16F88, 16F876A, and 16F76, which should cover all
programming algorithms. Any comments, success reports with the new
version etc. are most welcome! Regards, Jaakko
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Hi:

I might give it a try. I already got one Linux programmer to modify, why not
two? The question is, even though it supports all the algorithms, how hard is
it to adapt to 16f648? Does it read the hex file and figure out where the code
and data goes? - something my old winders programmer couldn't do, though I
found one that does the 648.

I think everyone should start naming their programmers with names like Jane,
Atlas, whatever. I already have "picprg", "progpic2", and your's is "picprog".
I'm already having a hard time remembering which is which :)

-
BRs,
Mike

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