> Great info.  Thanks.  I actually have the ICD2, but liked the warp13a
> better because it has in circuit programming capabilities (which work
> great despite the site saying it isn't all that well supported). 
> Maybe I'll have to give ICD2 another look.  I initially was turned off
> by the ICD2 because it didn't support some of the chips I wanted to
> work with when I first started, like most of the 16f and c families of
> chips.

But the ICD2 *is* an in-circuit programmer and does support nearly all
(all?) flash chips! Don't be confused by the fact that it does not
supoort *debugging* on flash chips that don't have on-chip debugging
support.

Wouter van Ooijen

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