Just a couple from the 2 DVD's worth i've collected are DEMO1.ASM and
DEMO2.ASM from the software for the Velleman kit 8048 which are for
16f627,and a header file included in the files for the book 'PIC in
practice' (DW Smith,Newnes) files for which are downloadable as
'1AllPICinPracticeFilesin1' from the 'companion site' button on

http://books.elsevier.com/uk//newnes/uk/subindex.asp?maintarget=companions/d
efaultindividual.asp&isbn=0750648120&country=United+Kingdom&srccode=&ref=&su
bcode=&head=&pdf=&basiccode=&txtSearch=&SearchField=&operator=&order=&commun
ity=newnesin a 51Kb winzip file.They took some finding too! This book
incidentally is a REALLY good beginners book and not tooo out of date
(unlike some..) let the cut and paste frenzy begin!
STOP PRESS    there's a new version out very soon with updates covering
12f675 and 16f818 yippee! the publishing date is 21st November 2005 ISBN
0-7506-6826-1 new title is 'PIC in practice-a project based approach' it
contains more info on building and documenting (presumably in MPLAB) and is
about 50 pages longer Cool!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jan-Erik Soderholm" <jan-erik.soderholm@telia.com>
To: <piclist@mit.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 3:16 PM
Subject: RE: [PIC] Beginner programs for the 16F648A


> Shay wrote :
>
> > OK guys and gals.. I've got some 16f648A chips on the way,
> > along with an EasyProg..  so the next step is finding some
> > programs that I can try out so I can get used to using the PIC.
>
> OK. It depends of course to some degree on
> what you put into "to using the PIC"... :-)
>
> Have you thought about language ?
> (My personal opinion : Assembler to start with)
>
> > The only thing I've found so far is
> > a LED Blink program here:
> >
> > http://www.voti.nl/blink/index_1.html#16F627
>
> Those are mainly small programs to verify the hardware,
> not that much to be "program examples" in general.
> For one thing, they are written in JAL, which
> you might want to think twice about before taking that
> route.
>
> What you need is a small "skelleton" code that arrange
> the main parts of a typical application. Then you can
> "fill-in-the-blanks" to create your own application.
>
> And when you have written one app, you have the base
> for any other app (at least on the same PIC).
>
> I'll see what I have...
>
> > It's for the 628, but if read things right in the emails this
> > will work for the 648A also?
>
> Yes, a blink-a-led program will probably
> run on F627A, F628A and F648A.
>
> Jan-Erik.
>
>
>
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