Xiaofan Chen wrote:
> There is a loophole here. PICkit 2 is Microchip's product.
> You can then use PICkit 2 to program an AVR or a
> MSP430 if you want. ;-)

Well, it doesn't say that you can't use non-Microchip products, and by
using it with the PICKit2 you'd be using at least one Microchip product
(the PICKit2), so adding support for other chips doesn't seem like a
license violation to me.


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