Remember the PIC18C parts that were available in ceramic (erasable) or
plastic (OTP) packages? I wonder if a UV erasable part is available.
Unless the part uses fuse blowing for programming, it seems that
everything now would use reprogrammable flash. But, I don't design the
chips! I really like the current on chip debugging capabilities (I use
REAL-ICE). I started with a Microchip emulator where it was maybe $1,000
for the box and anther $800 for each processor to be supported.

Harold

Harold


> On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 12:39 PM, Dave Tweed <pic@dtweed.com> wrote:
>
>>  Are you an engineer or a hacker?
>>
>
> Irrelevant. There don't seem to be any development options available. As
> has
> been stated before, simulation only is most likely not enough. Testing
> needs
> to take place, and reprogrammable during testing is a must - unless you
> have
> endless funding available to dispose used parts.
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