AVR-Chat

correction to the below: 
www.zbasic.net - rather than as below. (brain fart)

--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "stevech11" <stevech@...> wrote:
>
> If you are inexperienced in programming and do not want to start with
> the C language, then rather than BASCOM for the AVR, may I suggest
> this: www.basic.com. The reason: That BASIC is much like Microsoft's
> Visual Basic and other structured BASIC compilers. These are logically
> designed and ease the transition later to C or C++. Conversely, BASCOM
> may tend to teach bad coding habits. ZBasic.net is the most rapid way
> to get going with embedded micros.
> 
> But really, IMO, the best way to start embedded software programming
> is to first learn the fundamentals of C using a freeware SIMPLE C
> compiler for a PC where you don't have to struggle with the embedded
> microprocessor yet. Then study the assembly language examples for the
> AVR, then study others' C. Then modify someone else's C code to learn.
> There are lots of examples of ASM and C on avrfreaks.net, in the
> "projects" section.
> 
> --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, dlc <dlc@> wrote:
> >
> > If you are not a programmer, especially not an embedded programmer
then 
> > the answer is plain in my opinion: Bascom AVR.  But really, what is
> your 
> > goal?  Where are you going with this?
> > 
> > DLC
> > 
> > M F wrote:
> > > Hi friendsi am new in AVR's.i want to srart learing this powerful
> chip.besides idont want to vaste time now i have a question from
> you.do i start with codvision or bascom?which one is better for a
> electronic student?which one is easier?what is your reasons?beside i
> know a littele C(language) but i dont know basic at all!.maby
> codvision is good for me.what is your suggestion?thanks a lotMona
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