James Newton wrote:
> Anyone used a PICKit2 to debug a 12F675?

As I said before, ask yourself whether you really need this.  The simulator
is a much nicer debugger than the PICKit2 as long as you can simulate the
inputs well enough.  What inputs does this chip receive?

Seriously, you might get your project running quicker if you ditched the
PICKit2 and spent the time instead setting up simulation of whatever inputs
you need.  On such a simple chip, manually changing a input pin or feeding =
a
value into the A/D might be good enough.  I've done this a bunch of times.


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