On Wednesday, May 5, 2004, at 14:04 US/Pacific, Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
>
> Make that "you need to *know* asm" (in most cases no need to *use* it).
>
That sounds about right.  I'm quite enjoying avoiding all those banking
and paging issues by using the one of the freeware version C compilers,
and I'm impressed with the small percentage of memory used by the
things that I'm wanting to do at the moment, but I can't imagine being
able to create C programs for a PIC without some significant
understanding of the chip architectures, which tend to be 'described'
in asm...

BillW

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