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> On Jan 23, 2004, at 10:18 AM, Darrell N. wrote: > > > Robert: > > > > Jeez, Robert, if you hate Motorola so much why do you hang > > around the list? It doesn't matter if a PIC runs at 40 MHz, a > > fast piece of crap is still a piece of crap... And I can't see > > how the PIC braindead memory paging and RPN logic is in any way > > simpler than an 'HC11... > > That kind of attitude doesn't belong in a professional > environment. Well Lah de Dah. May I remind everyone that the purpose of this forum is NOT Motorola Bashing. PIC, Atmel, and 8051 lovers, I'm sure you can find your own list where you can extol the virtues of your chosen hardware somewhere else. Regards, Darrell Norquay Datalog Technology Inc. Calgary, Alberta, Canada Voice: (403) 243-2220 Fax: (403) 243-2872 Email: Web: www.datalog.ab.ca

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