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Subject: Re: Linux PIC software and hardware
From: Rodrigo Eder Lubiana ####@####.####
Date: 23 Jan 2005 13:19:23 +0000
Message-Id: <fb235d35050123051971101cea@mail.gmail.com>

Well, i don't think that a David Tait programer is, how yoy say,
"non-linux designed". It's a simple circuit and need so a too simple
software. My hardware is mounted in a Proto-Board (i don't make a PCB
fr us). I don't have any experience in DOSEMU, but i don't need it for
my projects. Really, the Pikdev environment is a great program, joint
into a GPutils and you have a great partners too. But i'm newbie in
16F628, only work in 16F84. I don't know if my software is functional
for this PIC type...now a know that NO.....rrsrsrs.

Do you use Linux too ? Good luck,,, email-me if you have other questions....

Rodrigo Lubiana




On Sun Jan 23 00:53:17 PST 2005, ####@####.####
####@####.#### wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 20, 2005 at 10:59:35AM -0200, Rodrigo Eder Lubiana wrote:
> > I need help about what PIC programmer (hardware and software) for
> > Linux is the best choice. I try to use my David Tait parallel
> > programer hardware to program a PIC16F628, but it's don't work well
> > (really don't work!). The software is the pp found in
> > http://www.yty.net/pic/linuxpp.zip (David Tait Copyright). I don't
> > know if this combination (software and hardware) work very well. My
> > apologies, but If anybody can help-me in my mistakes.... thank's.
> >
> > Rodrigo
> >
> > PS: I kno www.gnupic.com and it's don't help-me as i can...
> 
> I'm guessing that David Tait parallel programer is:
> 1. non-linux designed,
> 2. to be driven from the paralell port.
> 
> I too have a 'DOS-based', paralell port programmer, but I
> couldn't get DOSEMU to drive the paralell port.
> 
> How would you get a reasonable edit-compile/asm-progm-test
> cycle with a DOS-based, paralell port programmer ?
> 
> == Chris Glur.
> 
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