On Sunday, Mar 7, 2004, at 10:50 US/Pacific, Picdude wrote:

> However, when evaluating all of this, I got into looking at the PSoC,
> which seemed like another notch up, and I thought I'd go that route
> but i never did find any simple/low-cost programmers for it, and it
> sort of dropped off due to lack of time.
>

PSoC, or FPSLIC ?  PSoC is from Cypress, and I thought they had some
reasonably low priced tools for them, as well as nice normal DIP
packages.   The FPSLIC is Atmels AVR with attached FPGA, and looks more
general but considerably less friendly (the PSoC has some "blocks" that
you can connected in assorted standardized ways to get a moderate
number of useful periperals while the FPSLIC has a more conventional
block of FPGA functionality.)

BillW

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