Hi Jan,

I'm getting good results, tested the following chips:

16F877
18F458
18F248
16F628

And all programmed and ran perfectly. Of course the program wasn't as =
big as
Edson's, but its working good enough for me :-).
=20

  _____ =20

Andr=E9 Miller =09


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[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On
Behalf Of Jan-Erik Soderholm
Sent: 25 March 2004 11:48 PM
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [PIC]: XWisp for Windows, now uploaded.

Rob Hamerling wrote :

> Problem fixed. Was in my original code. A fixed XWisp2, version 1.3.4, =

> is now on my homepage. Jan-Erik will probably put the fixed Windows=20
> version on his site soon (he'll announce it himself).

It's there. Including robs adjustments. Same URL, same file.
(Shortcut : http://www.st-anna-data.se/xwisp213.zip )

It now downloads Edson Brusque's 32K HEX file (inluding erase, and
program/verify of all memories) in about 64 secs.

The funny thing is, that when using a UCB converter, it takes about 72
secs...

And for some reason that I don't know, the original Xwisp takes 150 secs =
to
download and verify the program memory, then it just hangs forever. Had =
to
ctrl-C to exit the script. I have never seen that before with XWisp...

All this on a P-III 800 Mhz box.

Anyway, you're welcome to fetch the new verison and re-try !

Jan-Erik.

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