From: "Wouter van Ooijen"

> I will be teaching a course in assembler programming on 14-bit core
> PICs, for ~ 19y old students Informatica (~ computer engineer /
computer
> science). Can you recommend a book? These guys do know the basics of
> binary artithmetic, digital electronics etc, so it can be just PIC
> architecture and assembly.

The first book I used when starting out was by John Peatman.  It's the
'Design with PIC Microcontrollers' book.  I still find it quite useful
though it is a bit dated.  It's probably the best book I own as far as
microcontroller programming goes.  It's clear and concise with lots of
practical examples and information.

He now has a new book centering on the 18F452.  I haven't purchased this
book yet, but I wouldn't hesitate to buy it based upon my experience
with his first PIC book.

www.picbook.com

In fact I think I'll order it now since I need to get up to speed on the
452.  US $69.00 at Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0130462136/

michael brown

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