Christopher Gill wrote:
> Hi there
> I have been using PICs since last June programming in assembler, I am
> now looking a using the C language. What are the
> advantages/disadvantages of C over the assembly language. Am I right
> in thinking that there are built in 'modules' for division,
> multiplication etc.  Are there any good online tutorials on
> programming in C for complete beginers?
>
> Cheers
> chris


First you know nothing;
YOU ARE HAPPY

You first learn about the chip:
YOU LEARN AND USE ASSEMBLY

You first find out there is an easier way,
so you can spare some time to watch TV:
YOU LEARN AND USE C

You first find out there is a simpler way,
so you can spare all the time in TV, cars,
girls, bars, traveling, yatch, relaxing, etc:
YOU HIRE SOMEBODY ELSE TO WRITE THE CODE.

You first find out your money is going fast,
so you decided to do some work:
YOU LEARN AND USE JAL

You first find out your money is going real fast,
you need to do all the work and save some code space:
YOU RETURN TO WRITE IN C.

You first find out it is not bad to dedicate time,
by the way, writing code is a kind of hobby, so
stop watching TV and leave girls alone;
YOU RETURN TO WRITE IN ASSEMBLY.

You first find out happines is all around:
YOU LEARN ABOUT AVRs

You first find out you were happy and didn't know.
YOU REMOVE WinXP AND REINSTALL WIN98SE.

You first find out life is a misery, and you want
paradise right now.
YOU REMOVE Win98SE AND INSTALL DOS6.22

Now, what was your question up there?

Wagner.

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