Hi Jan,

I tested the xwisp2 with a slightly larger hex file than I used before. =
It=92s
a simple application, a clock using a graphic lcd, so the charset is =
stored
in code, which makes it about 2k.

The following chips all ran ok when programmed with xwisp2:

16F877
16F876
16F628
18F458
18F248

I guess hearing reports of things that don=92t work will help you more =
at the
moment though ;-)

  _____ =20

Andr=E9 Miller =09

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Subject: Re: [PIC]: XWisp for Windows, now uploaded.

Jan-Erik Soderholm wrote :

I'd very much appreciate if others could also test my XWisp2 with there =
own
applications. And I'm sure Rob would also, since errors (if any !!) =
could be
in the common code as well as the OS specific parts.

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