My vote is dsPIC first. I will help you to promote the EasyProg at 
various lists and Microchip Forums. ;)- 

dsPIC will be a strong selling point for dsPICs. ;)-
You will also be the first one in the world to release to the
public a firmware for dsPIC. You are already one of the first to
release the source code for the host side (dsPICprg and WinPIC ?
for JDMs probably at similar time).

Of course my vote may not count since I do not have a EasyProg.
I have only a Wisp628 with EasyISP. It also takes time to adapt
your firmware for EasyISP. But if your EasyProg supports
dsPICs, I will probably buy one (or make one).

Regards,
Xiaofan

-----Original Message-----
From: olin_piclist@embedinc.com
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 8:46 AM
To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
Subject: Re: [PIC] PIC18F vs. dsPIC30F Operating Current-- Results


Kevin wrote:
> Well, I already bought one and have been patiently waiting
> for the 16F88 support :)

After I saw the other responses I started looking into what it would take to
port the dsPIC firmware from the ProProg to the EasyProg.  I'm about 750
lines into the main 950 line module so I'm going to see this thru first.
I'm not sure yet if there is room in the 16F648A.  If not, I'll release a
separate firmware version that supports dsPICs but has something else tossed
out.  Who needs all those wussy 16F and 18F PICs anyway. ;-)

16F88 support will be next.  That's what I was going to do until the
discussion earlier today.  I've already got the samples in hand.

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