RE: Bridging

[Ian B]

Hi Patrick

If it is commented I would be interested in it for the technique. As you
know I started on the 16F628 in assembler before moving to Atmel and C.

Thanks

Ian

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>From: Paul Barrett [mailto:<a
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>Subject: RE: [xAP_developer] Bridging
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>Hi Patrick
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>> > Right. I'll bear that in mind. This is one of the bits I
>> > haven't got working yet.
>> > >
>> > > Just out of interest - how much codespace, Ram and
>> > Flash are you
>> > > using - and (being lazy) what are the capabilities of
the
>> > 629 in this
>> > > respect ?
>> >
>> > 1005 Words of Program Memory used
>> > 14 Bytes of RAM used
>> > 113 Bytes of EEPROM used
>> >
>> > the 629 has
>> > 8 PIN package
>> > 6 IO lines of which 1 is input only
>> > Internal 4MHz oscillator (Which I'm using)
>> > An analog comparator
>> > 8-bit timer (I use this for serial timings)
>> > 16-bit timer (I use this for HBeat timings)
>> > 1024 words of FLASH program memory
>> > 64 Bytes of RAM
>> > 128 Bytes of EEPROM
>> >
>> > The main problem I've had with this is that I have had to
>> > hard-code all of the settings.
>>
>> Are you programming in PIC basic or PIC assembler? If you're
>> programming in PIC assembler, I can let you have a copy of my
>> PIC parser code...
>>
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>PIC assembler.
>I would be very interested to have a look at you PIC parser code.
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>Thanks
>Paul
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