On Monday, Mar 15, 2004, at 08:46 US/Pacific, Ken Pergola wrote:

>
>> I don't know, but you can try for yourself: ZPL is completely
>> write-only, so you need only a serial port, no ZPL hardware is
>> required.
>
>
> Maybe you misunderstood my question?
> I realize it depends on a lot of factors but don't you have any ZPL
> download time data from some of your own experiments?

I believe that Wouter's point is that you can copy over the ZPL
software and run it out an empty serial port, to see how much time your
actual software takes to download your actual target pic.  Since the
ZPL doesn't get any feedback from the PIC, you don't actually need to
have a PIC (or any other hardware) connected to do the timing.  Cute.

BillW

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