Tamas Rudnai wrote:
> Another completely stupid question: how could you program several PICs
> parallel?

Short answer:  You can't.

Long answer: Proper programming requires some readback, which must be done
individually.  I guess in theory you could assume all the chips out there
were identical, program them write-only once, then switch to separate
readbacks.  I don't know of anyone that actually does that.

If you care about this then you must be programming a lot of PICs.  In that
case use multiple programmers.

> PS: Olin, your USB programmer is impressive!

Thanks.  Now if I could only get the first production run units in my hand
..


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