Hi Eric.

C, Definitely.  I went the other way 'round, learning assembler first
then C.  While you definitely need to know some assembler to optimize
C, I discovered to my surprise that C was pretty daggoned efficient
code-wise, you can always drop into assembler if you don't care for
the way C does it, and you can conceptualize much more complex
software uin C than in assembler (at least I can...)  You are
actually contemplating a very complex project for a PIC, most of mine
are just timers or temperature controllers - relatively simple.




Eric Wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I am new to the PIC and micro-controllers in general.  I am
> currently working on a project of perhaps modest complexity ( very
> complicated to me <g> ). My dilemma relates to the fact that I am
> just now getting my feet wet with assembler but I have been using C
> on the PC platform for years.  I am tempted to use C as it would
> _greatly_ decrease my development time.
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