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Topic: programming PIC chips, anyone done it?

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libretto

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Posted: Dec. 20 2004,14:15

Hello,

With all the interesting things people have done with DSL (inc Ke4nt's APRS/PSK31 etc... antics), has anyone programmed Microchips PIC chips under DSL (or any distros for that matter)

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ico2

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Posted: Dec. 20 2004,15:25

there may be a program via apt-get that does it.

it would be cool to try out

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Bidi

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Posted: Dec. 20 2004,23:39

They have quite a few resources for PIC chips HERE. The first link on the Software list is for a Linux software, seems like the link is broken though. There are some out there though, you're just going to have to look for into it.

libretto

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Posted: Dec. 21 2004,00:28

WEll theres GNUPIC which list many programmers and compilers.

Theres even a program to runs microchips PICSTART PLUS programmer, unfortunately the gui is in KDE

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Bidi

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Posted: Dec. 21 2004,02:17

I don't really know how to program PIC chips, not that I don't want to, so the things they say in those sites is mostly gibrish to me.

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