gnupic: What PIC chips do you use.
Subject:
Re: What PIC chips do you use.
From:
Jeff ####@####.####
Date:
20 May 2004 01:44:53 +0100
Message-Id: <200405200043.i4K0hRnl013179@mtaw6.prodigy.net>
On Wednesday 19 May 2004 04:30 pm, Wayne Patterson wrote:
> Say guys I'm helping Jeff Post with his new front end to picp "gpicp".
> Andrew Pins has turned over the work on picp to Jeff and he has done
> some really good work on it, it works with the "Picstart Plus" AND the
> Warp-13". So you guys who "like me" can't afford the Picstart Plus you
> now have another option.
> I need to know what chips you guys use the most so we can test as many
> as we can.
>
I plan on releasing the latest code this Friday, and will post a message with
the URL for my website then. You can download both picp 0.6.1 and gpicp 0.0.6
from there at that time.
But I'd like to take this time to thank Wayne for his extensive help in beta
testing the code. Wayne has put many hours into banging on the code and has
provided information that has helped squash more bugs than I care to think
about :-)
I'd also like to extend a hearty thank you to Jim Robertson of Newfound
Electronics, who generously donated a Warp-13a programmer and invaluable help
in further development of the picp code.
Both these guys have contributed much to bringing low-cost PIC programming to
the Linux community.
Cheers,
Jeff
