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| Thank you very much Martin for adding support for the PIC18F6520! | Thank you very much Martin for adding support for the PIC18F6520! | ||
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| + | ==Jean-Paul Larocque== | ||
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| + | Thanks to Jean-Paul for finding and fixing bugs with PIC32MM device programming. Good luck with your endeavours. | ||
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| + | ==Thilo== | ||
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| + | Thanks to Thilo for patches demonstrating Linux SysFs GPIO support. | ||
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| + | ==Pablo Arquer== | ||
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| + | Pablo contributed the configuration for the PIC16F15256 and associated device family, thank you very much. | ||
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| + | ==Seeley Pentecost== | ||
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| + | Seeley discovered that 8 word programming was enabled for devices that only supported 4 word programming in the PIC16F88X family. This bug has now been fixed, thanks for the help! | ||
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| + | ==Maksim Salau== | ||
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| + | Maksim provided support for the PIC18(L)F6XK40 family (see DS40001822). Thank you very much Maksim and good luck! | ||
| ==Microchip== | ==Microchip== | ||
