New Microchip PIC processor.

[K. Toyofuku]

okay. 68HC11's will work, my mistake.  i didn't know GM used them.
from my experience w/ the HC11, they're fun and useful, but slow and they have their
limits.  on the other hand, they make a great learning tool if you want to learna
bout microcontrollers, prototyping, memory maps, interrupts, and uarts..

Shannen Durphey wrote:

> K. Toyofuku wrote:
> >
>  i'm new to this diy dfi thing, so what do you recomemd to look for in
> > microcontrollers when building your own dfi.  i've used motorola's 68hc11's (i
> > don't think that they could hack it..)
>
> This is ironic.  I'm learning about 68hc11's because that's what GM
> uses in their ECMs
> Shannen