> But there is no such logic (that is 100%) in the current product line.
> The 12F are 14bits...
> So the 10F could very well (using the same "logic") be 12 (or
> 14?) bits.

The logic is very strong. 12 chips are 8-pin (12 or 14 bit core), so it
stands to reason that 6-pin chips should be 10 :)

> And why make a new chip using the old 12-bit core ? A 14-bit
> core would
> make the 10F series more like the 12F series.
>
> Note that I actualy havn't worked with the 12-bit core, just heard
> some thing about it beeing "older" and "harder" to use...

Depends on how big the chip is. With 256 instructions and 16 bytes RAM
paging and banking is a non-issue.

So it seems Jal will have to continue to support the 12-bit core after
all.

Wouter van Ooijen

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