As a start look at Microchip's free tool called the PIC Calculator. It lets you parametrically select devices by filtering out wanted or unwanted features.
Cheers,
-Neil.
On Saturday 03 April 2004 01:54 am, Arron McLaughlin scribbled:
{Quote hidden}> Hi,
> I'm making a really powerful scientific calculator and I need to know which
> kind of PIC to use.
> The program I'm writing is fairly big (a whole equation parser, lots of
> other stuff) - maybe about 15 pages long and is in C.
> The pic needs I2C for serial eeprom i/o, enough i/o for a small lcd and a
> large matrix keypad which i think should'nt be an issue just fitting my
> code in.
> It also needs to be under $10.
> Will my program fit on a Pic16xxx?
>
> Thanks,
> Arron
>
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