>
> no, if I would sell such PCBs I would prefer them to be
> chip-independent.
>
for the larger pin counts i agree since the boards they drop into would have
to be custom anyway but a device with a 44 pin TQFP pic on to drop into a
standard 40 pin socket and provide a seperate connection to the dedicated
ICSP/ICD port would rock for those who needed all the normal pins for thier
application and wanted to debug stuff.

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