Alan B. Pearce wrote:
> >We ended up writing our own UART library. :)
>
> That is what I am going to do too.
>
>>I used the Microchip's UART module interface as an
>>example of how *not* to write code.
>>Homegrown Microchip library code is pretty awful.
>
> Well, I am figuring on using the code from the uart2.c module tat comes 
> with
> the USB framework as a starting point, unless you happen to have something
> better you can point me at.

Have you seen this?

http://www.ece.msstate.edu/courses/ece3724/main_pic24/docs/index.html

I was impressed enough with the code to buy the book. Sadly, the book is a 
bit of a disappointment. :(  But, the libraries look interesting, I think it 
is possible to borrow some ideas from.

Vitaliy 

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