AVR-Chat

...And then have to listen to a bunch of old farts tell us "Oh yeah, I 
had a problem with that when I was just getting started."   8-)

It seems that no matter how much detail we try to provide to someone 
who's new to AVRs, there's always something that gets overlooked.  But 
that's just more reason to keep Dave VanHorn's getting started with the 
AVR code handy.


REB


David VanHorn wrote:

>> It makes more sense to me to
>>have the student build their own project as you suggest *after* they've
>>messed about with some pre-constructed gadgetry and have a clearer
>>vision of where it will all end up.
>>    
>>
>
>I agree..  A completed board, with some interesting sensors and output
>devices, with well-written code that works, would be a big plus.  It's
>always easier to start off by modifying something that works, than to
>learn all the twitchy details first.
>  
>