MOTM

Now you know why I write embedded systems firmware for machines that
have maybe 32K of ROM *max* and refuse to write desktop apps.  This is
also why my PCB CAD is Tango v1.08 circa 1989: runs fine under DOS on a
386 laptop and 386 laptops are dirt cheap on ebay.  If a lose one, just go
on to the next.  (I have Accel EDA but rarely use it).  Most of my
microcontroller assemblers are written in x86 assembler and are
command-line only.  I can take my entire devkit with me in one Targus
case, including the ICE-pod and/or device programmer.

  We don't *need* all this crap that has been foisted on us ever since M$
spat out Windoze 3.1.

Crow

p.s., I'll scan the picture story of Bob Pease solving a computer problem
that JH noted from Pease' troubleshooting book.

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