Philip Pemberton wrote :

> > No personaly. I prefer to keep things separated. I try to use
> > my time to my projects, the Wisp628 is just a tool for me.
> 
> Yeah, same here. I just like to see things doing something 
> other than gather dust.

Yes, and you'll have a hard time telling what's the 10F's and
what is "real" dust  ! :-)

[Snipped the Wisp stuff, I think Wouter answered most
questions in is post...]

> Y'know, the one thing I would like to do is make a PIC play 
> Mastermind. One player picks four coloured pegs out of a
> possible 8, the other tries to guess. The catch being that
> the player that selected the colours can only tell the other
> player how many colours are correct, in the wrong place or
> just plain wrong. Seems like something a Nokia 3310 LCD panel 
> and a PIC16F628 would be ideal for.

Or build an "array" that looks like the original playing board
out of things like this :
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3851070369

Jan-Erik.
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