I did like Mike Predko's book.  It covers just about everything.  But it
has lots of errors and is somewhat out of date.  Also don't expect to
get much out of the programmer besides just programming a chip to use in
another programmer(like the wisp etc.).

Nathan Thomsen

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Subject: [PIC] - Book Reccomendations for beggining PIC Programming

I got some feedback on my PIC programming on Linux article at my website
about my reccomendation of Mike Predko's book.  I personally loved
"Programming and Customizing PIC Microcontrollers" but in reading some
reviews on Amazon there seems to be mixed feelings about this book.

I was wondering what the top few reccomended books are for learning PICs
and PIC programming are.

Any thoughts?

PS.  Thanks to all of you who took the time to read my article and give
me
your feedback.  It's much appreciated.

- Micah Carrick
http://www.micahcarrick.com
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