Post by thread:User RAM init on C84

> I also can't initialize user EE Ram, which really hurts. I also would like > to be able to reset the Why is there not a small program that can be downloaded into a C84 that will execute and write all the required used data and then halt. This could then be overwritten with the proper program before placing the chip into the target board. The question really is, can the C84 execute (at any speed) in the standard range of programmers? -- Kalle Pihlajasaari spam_OUTkalleTakeThisOuTdata.co.za ( soon .....kalleKILLspam@spam@ip.co.za ) Interface Products Box 15775, Doornfontein, 2028, South Africa +27 (11) 402-7750 Fax: +27 (11) 402-7751 ( soon 402-7723 )

With AN589 you can download and run a PIC84 whilst still connected. Just my 0.02 pounds sterling worth. I have been watching the MIPP discussion with interest, but I am still pleased that I built the AN589 hardware. I am going to get stuck when I build my next project though as it will be based on a PIC62, so for that I shall probably build Robin Abbott's general purpose one. Regards, Andrew Errington Microcomputer Consultant Lancaster University UK >> I also can't initialize user EE Ram, which really hurts. I also would like >> to be able to reset the > >Why is there not a small program that can be downloaded into a C84 that >will execute and write all the required used data and then halt. This >could then be overwritten with the proper program before placing the >chip into the target board. > >The question really is, can the C84 execute (at any speed) in the >standard range of programmers?