Great! Thanks. I would like to try this as well. Just installed Ubuntu Linux
and it looks very nice on the Dell 600M notebook I have.

As a first try of PIC on Linux, I have got the PICKit 1 working. I found the
two links. The second link claims more supported chips (including some 16F)
but I have not tried it out yet.

The first program works with Ubuntu ( with built-in version of libusb). I
have problem to compile the CVS checkout of libusb. I tried only the Pickit
1 (firmware 2.02) and 12F629. I will try to see if it support other chips as
well (I have 12F675, 12F635). It seems not yet supporting the base line
chips (10F, 12F50x, etc) yet.
http://charm.cs.uiuc.edu/users/olawlor/projects/2003/microchip
http://mlug.missouri.edu/~markrages/software/usb_pickit/ 

Xiaofan

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From: email@micahcarrick.com [mailto:email@micahcarrick.com]
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Subject: [PIC] - Another article on PIC programming in Linux...


I wrote another article how-to on programming PICs in C using SDCC and
gpsim if anybody is interested...

http://www.micahcarrick.com/v2/content/view/14/4/

- Micah Carrick
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