Helping with picp development

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The best way to help is by sending bug reports, wish lists, and suggestions. Let me know what kind of problems you've encountered (picpcomm.log files are especially helpful), and what kind of additions or features you'd like to see in picp and gpicp.

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Since I have a limited number of PIC devices to test with, donations of various types of PIC chips would really help the development of picp, gpicp and pk2. If you'd like to help out, please contact me at j_post <AT> pacbell <DOT> net.

Many thanks to those who have already donated PIC chips and hardware for testing. Special thanks to Microchip Inc. for a generous supply of sample parts and the donation of a PICkit2 (tm) programmer.

PIC chips I currently have

10 series

10F200

10F202

10F204

10F206

12 series

12F508

12C508A

12C509A

12F509

12F510

12F629

12F635

12F675

16 series

16C505	16C55	16C558	16C58B	16C620A	16C621	16C622A	16C64A	16C66	16C71
16F48A	16F505	16F57	16F59	16F628	16F628A	16F630	16F636	16F648A	16F676
16F685	16F688	16F690	16F73	16F76	16F785	16F818	16F84	16F84A	16F872
16F873	16F876A	16F877	16F877A	16LF88	16F913	16F917

18 series

18F1220	18F1320	18F2220	18F2320	18F2410	18F2420	18F2455	18F2480	18F2510	18F2515
18F252	18F2520	18F2525	18F2550	18F2580	18F2585	18F2610	18F2620	18F2680
18F4320	18F4550	18F458	18F4580	18F4680

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Last update November 18, 2005

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