> That's sure not a lot of programming cycles. For development, the
> approach that I think I'd take would be to use an SMD-to-DIP adapter
> board that could be plugged into a DIP socket on the main PCB.

Just about do-able for a 64-pin chip, but I don't think its feasible for
a 100-pin (or more) chip.

Wouter van Ooijen

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