Re: PIC Assembler.

ian field wrote:
Does anyone have a link to any tutorials for PIC assembly?

No, but I know of a couple of good books by John Peatman, but they aren't
exactly "beginner" books. Which particular PIC "line" were you looking at?
Allot of the old stuff on the net are based upon 16f84 (or lesser) PICs.
Those parts are basically obsolete and the modern day equiv would be a
16F88.

Since you are starting out fresh, I suggest you look at the 18F type PIC
chips. They are far more capable and easier for a beginner IMO.
www.picbook.com is a site worth looking at. Digikey has a part number for a
complete set of parts to populate the circuit board that is included with
the book.

Over the past few months I've been trying many permutations of Google
search string, but most of the tutorials I've found assume previous
experience at writing assy for microprocessors.

I learned from looking at other code and using Peatman's first book, but I
had quite a bit of past experience with programming in assembler. I could
give you some sample code that I've written if you want.

Another problem is most of what I've found is HTML which is untidy to
save for later study and many pages lose their image files after
being saved to disk (anyone know why that happens?). Any help
appreciated.



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