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maxim wexler wrote: |
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>Hello group, |
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>Like to learn from others their experiences using |
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>gnupic tools. |
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>What is the best programmer? DIY preferred. Serial or |
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>parallel. What sorts of pitfalls, tradeoffs? Are some |
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>of the pic chips more linux-worthy than others? |
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>I plan to use a K6 500MHz AMD as a dedicated pic |
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>development platform. Any tips on how to configure it |
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>for best results? USE flags etc? |
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>-mw |
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Just so you know, I am not a programmer. I do have to use PIC's in |
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various project and each time I have to suffer through hacking existing |
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code to make things work. To program the PICs I use ponyprog. There is a |
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linux binary version available and is quite easy to setup. You can use |
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parallel or serial port. A while back I read that a linux |
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version/work-alike for mplab was in the works, I never followed up on |
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its progress. |
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Cheers. |
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Ted Ozolins(VE7TVO) |
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