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Rabbit Semi ModulesPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on January 19, 2007 Do you support Rabbit modules e.g. RCM3000 or 4000? Yet another 8-bit Micro that could use an RTOS. Gavin gavin at pcg dot wustl dot edu RE: Rabbit Semi ModulesPosted by Richard on January 20, 2007 Sorry but no I don't have a Rabbit port - although I seem to remember sing one on the WEB somewhere. I have a Rabbit here but have not got around to creating a port for it. Regards.
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