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I did not see an immediately obvious discussion forum for embedded systems.
Does one exist ?
I have a question about that.
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Depending on what you want to ask, this[^] might be suitable.
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Thanks for trying.
I only saw one questioon about the PIC24, which is my current concern.
Oh, just for the record, I know about MicroChip's User Forums. (Oh, do I know)
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You could always try the quick answers section.
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C-P-User-3 wrote: I know about MicroChip's User Forums. (Oh, do I know)
Where's the sarcasm icon when you need one.
I've found MicroChips forums not as bad (flaming-wise at least) as some others I've seen.
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Some of those guys on that board astound me. They want to make absolutely certain that no human on earth ever asks them to be part of any project or any work that is destined to go somewhere in the market or in technical terms. I cannot understand such behavior.
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Interesting, I thought there used to be one. I don't see it anymore.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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I suspect it's embedded in the C++ forum. 
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Don't you know that federal regulation requires an OSHA approved waring for jokes that bad ???
Actually, this annoyance (and money halting event, of course) is at the instruction level with pins and signals, lower than C or C++.
Hark, assembly language is still a needed skill !
We've got to change this before the whole planet blows up.
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