Personally the best place to learn C is on the PC.
Learning C on a MCU may cultivate bad habits... Like
using magic numbers and variables.

Once you have a good understanding in C, programming
embedded C is easy.

John

PS: some may disagree with my view. But K&R book on C
is one of the best place to learn the C language.

--- "Stephen D. Barnes" <stephendbarnes@cox.net>
wrote:

> I am new to C in general. I have considered using
> MPLAB C30 for my dsPIC 
> experiments but have run into a stumbling block.
> Pouring through the 
> docs related to C30, I seem to find only compiler
> info. What I need to 
> find for my educational use is any info an the C
> language as pertains to 
> the PIC processor. Do I have to look at the includes
> and header files in 
> order to glean this info on my own with no
> ecperience with C at all? 
> What is the reccommended path for learning C on the
> PIC? I am a good 
> self starter and just need a kickstart in the right
> direction thast will 
> get me over the initial hump. Thanks.
> 
> -- 
> Regards,
> Stephen D. Barnes
> 
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