Odp: [sdiy] Recommended books for PIC programming?

[Roman]

The best IMHO is any PIC datasheet - especially the chapter
"Instruction Set Summary". There are also examples in each 
chapter showing how to use every port, timer, ADC, EE etc.
Then you can learn by viewing other people's program, or
Microchip standard examples.

And programmer - make the cheap one. Development
tools are free, and all you need is simple programmer.

Roman

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To: Synth-DIY <synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl>
Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 6:21 PM
Subject: [sdiy] Recommended books for PIC programming?


> What are some recommended books for learning PIC 
> programming? How are the "Easy PIC'n" series? Also, PIC 
> programmers - I've seen real cheap ones on eBay with 
> downloadable software that just plug into a computer 
> serial port, to ones that cost $100's. I want to stay on 
> the cheap side.