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Fred Bartoli
Le Tue, 06 Nov 2007 02:51:05 +0000, john jardine a écrit:
Condolences for the PICs. I certainly wouldn't touch it even with a gun
pointed at my head.
For small designs Atmel's AVR8 family is a pleasure to work with.
TI's MSP430 is excellent too (but no 5V).
Was looking at an ARM development board on Sunday. Are they
straighforward to program in assembly?.
I've now had 10 years of PICs and am heartily fed up with their
obtuse, infernal internals.
On average I get through maybe 4 jobs a year that use a PIC and each
time round I have to relearn the bit settings, the register defaults,
the interrupt sequencing, the pin allocating, the ... . It's a grade#1
pain. Maybe it's because I'm not really interested in programming and
see it as just a means to an end, yet I still find it very easy to read
Z80 assembly listings from 15 years back and could still program one
from scratch. I reckon the PICs are doing my head in. There must be
something better out there. Perchance the ARM?.
Condolences for the PICs. I certainly wouldn't touch it even with a gun
pointed at my head.
For small designs Atmel's AVR8 family is a pleasure to work with.
TI's MSP430 is excellent too (but no 5V).