AVR-Chat

I think a lot of us here had other microcontroller experience when we
started with AVR's. I started out many years ago with the Z80, then the
8051, 8085, 6800, then PIC's and finally AVR's. Almost entirely in assembly
language and I actually built the circuits that the microcontrollers went
into. I got used to "bit-banging" pretty fast!

And I still can't say I've mastered AVR's.
:-)

Zack

On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 8:46 AM, David VanHorn <microbrix@gmail.com> wrote:

>   Ouch. You've set an aggressive goal.
> My first exposure to the AVR was similar, I had a contract to deliver
> my first working AVR app in six calendar weeks.
> When I started, the chip (8515) wasn't even available yet. All I had
> was the simulator.
> One thing that worked to my advantage, was having a very clear goal in
> mind from the outset.
> Another, was having significant experience on other platforms to draw on.
>
 You're welcome to ask any questions, and you'll find this group quite
> helpful.
> 
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]