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  1. - 16th January 2011, 16:02 #1
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    Most that I have found DO NOT support the 16F1827. May have to find a more common chip.
    Better yet, guess I need to learn C
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    Curious.
    Why do you want a bootloader? I know they are handy but if you have a good programmer.......
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    Finally figured out that I don't.
    Wrote/copied/modified some basic code to just display text on the LCD. Kept getting different errors every time I tried to compile it. Was going to take the HEX file and use the PICKIT3 to program it. Guess I need to learn C since most examples are written in it.

    I will figure this out is a day or month or so
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    There are tons of examples here if you are using Pic Basic or Pic basic Pro.
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    The glass is not half full or half empty, Its twice as big as needed for the job!

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