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Parallax Inc.

3805 Atherton Rd., Ste 102, Rocklin, CA 95765

(916) 624-8333 fax (916) 624-8003 • http://www.parallaxinc.com • sxtech at @spam@parallaxinc.com

Developers of SX Key Scenix SX processor in-circuit programmer, emulator, and debuger.

PIC Software and Documentation including Simulator, Assembler, and Editor originally produced for use with thier Programmer which was sold to Tech-Tools and no further development is expected by Parallax on this line but they are still available at no cost.

see also:

Code:

The Basic Stamp: An SX based pcode interpreter +

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