Re: using Byron Jeff's TLVProgrammer

On Sat, 16 Dec 2006, Maxim Wexler <[email protected]> wrote :
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>>vpp=-5
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>any text book I ever read says this means minus 5 volts at vpp. vpp(5)
>means vpp at pin five, naught.

But we're not talking electronics text books or circuit designs here. 
This is a configuration file for a piece of software - rather akin to 
that character in Lewis Carol, it means exactly what the author of the 
software wants it to mean. The syntax "<name> = <value>" is very common 
in software configuration files, so this syntax is a fairly obvious way 
to define the pin-out (and the polarity).
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