Randall Young

Howdy, This is Digikey's cheapest 20 PIN DIP, but I didn't see the GCB include file for it? https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/microchip-technology/PIC16F15243-I-P/12807193 It does have a "descriptor.xml" file I guess it's too new? I wasn't familiar with it. Does anyone have any experience with this chip? Best, R.

Wow! This is a ton of work, kudos!

Howdy!, I was wondering what would be the path to port Mecrisp to the LPC-845BRK. https://www.nxp.com/products/processors-and-microcontrollers/arm-microcontrollers/general-purpose-mcus/lpc800-cortex-m0-plus-/lpc845-breakout-board-for-lpc84x-family-mcus:LPC845-BRK Very low cost, with integrated CMSIS-DAP debugger. I notice the standard distruction already supports some LPC M0(+?) devices... Thanks, Randy

I've found the PICKit2 to be a very versatile tool, and even have had some success using it from the latest versions of MplabX. When you think about it, it can serve as a template for not only for downloading simple programs to the baseline PICs, but also as a model of professional development practices, because the source if available to the USB PIC18F2550, on the board, and the C# code that provides the Win32 GUI. The simple logic analyzer, and serial interface are a cherry on top. From an educational...

What a great project, much to learn here for everyone, and icing on the cake, the PICKit 2 does a great job installing the bootloader into the AVR 328p via AVRdude.

What a great project, much to learn here for everyone, and icing on the cake, the PICKit 2 does a great job install the bootloader into the AVR 328p via AVRdude.

Hi! Thanks for the kind consideration of your reply ...

Howdy all, I was wondering if anyone could point me to a mid-range example of GCB, using the Numerically Controller Osc to do something cool? I'm thinking of something along, this example. https://www.microchip.com/wwwAppNotes/AppNotes.aspx?appnote=en560172 That for the 10F322, and ASM programming ... Ta-ta! R.