Lpc2000

> Odd comment. I doubt that they consider their code to be Random. Other
> Microchip implementations have been reliably functional, if not always
> awe inspiring. Their USB, TCP/IP stuff etc is solidly boring. I would
> rather trust this than some $18k package that may very well have been
> brewed up by a hobbyist. just because it's a commercial offering doesn't
> mean it's reliable, I mean look at windows, the PSP, etc etc.

Not odd at all.  It's a hack in light of requiring a J1939 compliant device.
Perhaps more a marketing push to show they have something for the Automotive
sector.  The Microchip CANopen stack is better.

The ~18k package is from CAN-Vector.  http://www.vector-cantech.com/
In the automotive sector they are the leader at what they do.  The majority
of other vendors are integrators who are selling their not-so refined or
tested code base from past projects.


Joel