Hi all Wisp'ers...

I'm happy no announce that my native Wisp port to
Windows (port done on W2K), is now running.

The major problems (apart from the HD crash :-) ) was that
I'm a non-C-expert, and I was mixing up UCHAR with PUCHAR
and when to use and when *not* to use the "&" character
in parameter passing to functions...

Oh well...

Anyway, I have been testing with a 18F1320 which runs
just fine.  Tested with both my old home built Wisp and an
"original" ready built Wisp from Wouter I got today.
Tested using a standard COM port and using  USB-RS232
converter.

I've made an agreement with Rob Hamerling, that I'll
host the Windows port for the time beeing on my web site,
I'll put it up tomorrow, I'll let you know. I will provide
the EXE and a full source kit for those interested. I have
just some minor tidying up of the code to do.

So, now it's a single 130Kb EXE and a 14Kb CFG (with the
PIC part specifics), instead of the 40Mb Python install
with close to 3000 files :-) :-) And (on my system) it runs
in about half the time.

Best Regards
Jan-Erik.

PS.
Since someone asked off-list...
No, there is *no* GUI.
At the moment... :-)


Example of flashing one of Wouters example programs
for the Dwarfs (DN003.HEX):

C:\>xwisp2 port 3 go dn003

 XWisp2 version 1.3.03 (Mar 22 2004, LCC)
File DN003.Hex loaded and Intel Hex format conforming
Total of program and data memory: 110 bytes
Programmer Wisp628, firmware version 1.09
Detected target: 18F1320 rev 02 ('07C2')
Target erased
Transferring image to 18F1320 via Wisp628
Transferring program    OK!
Verifying    program    OK!
Transferring data       OK!
Verifying    data       OK!
Transferring ID         OK!
Verifying    ID         OK!
Transferring fuses      OK!
Verifying    fuses      OK!
Write-Verify terminated successfully in 1.11 seconds
Putting target in run mode
XWisp2 terminated successfully in 2.88 seconds

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