> Well, I didn't give the whole story.  I have a chip in my 
> possession (a 
> 14000) and I have the source of a program which I would very 
> much like 
> to program into it.  It was written specifically for the 14000 and is 
> supposed to work.  (No, I'm not really that naive, but it 
> might work).  
> The alternative is to find a flash chip that has the necessary 
> peripherals and re-do the code for that.  Not an impossible 
> task, or at 
> least I don't think so, but if just burning the code into the 
> 14000 is 
> possible, then that seems easier, and I already have the chip.

OK, that's the only way I would use an OTP chip: using a already
debugged program.

> No -- with the greatest humility, I will yield any day to someone who 
> can write a compiler!  :-)

Don't be awe'd too much, it is not that difficult. It just takes a lot
of time.

Wouter van Ooijen

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