On Thu, Jun 24, 2004 at 01:56:37PM -0300, Tato wrote:
>
> >Cool. Might I suggest then putting a BSD license on it. It states that
> the code is free >for any use, but that you retain copyright, and that
> others cannot strip the copyright >notice from the code.
>
> Done that.

Excellent.

>
> >Also I posted some code during this thread. If you used any of it, just
> mark is as BSD >licensed code and stick a copyright with my name on it.
>
> No I didn't use any of your code, just the datasheet.

No problem. Just wanted to help.

>
> >Both are standard issues. We talked about them a couple of weeks ago.
> BTW did my erase >code that I posted work?
>
> Sorry I didn't had time to try.

Again no problem. You got it going.

>
> >OK. I took a look, but I'm a bit confused. PLoader.asm only seems to
> have bit banged
> >serial routines. There doesn't seem to be anything there to read/buffer
> input, erase,
> >and program. Did I miss something?
> >BTW did you decide to bitbang. Interesting design choice if you did. I
> like it.
>
> Bitbang was my only choice since the 16F819 don't have a UART.

I forgot! I have 16F88 on the brain, which of course has a USART. I still
think that the bitbanged approach is great. Reminds me of how Wouter did a
single pin serial interface for Wloader. And for the 16F88 it'll free up the
16F88 USART for the target.

>
> >Can you double check that you loaded the most up to date source?
>
> I'm really sorry, I uploaded the wrong file. Now the correct file
> is there as the MPLAB project files.
> http://propic2.com/ploader/

Let me see...

Oh. Nice use of the xorlw for testing command status!

It looks great! I'll try to blast it into a 16F88 in the next couple or
three days and see how it works. Will report when done.

BAJ

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