Hear here... I also encourage the writing of a good guide on stepping up 
from PIC assembler to C or other higher level language. This is 
something I need to do myself, and have not yet begun looking around for 
advice on how to do so!

For example, I now appreciate the skill required in writing or adapting 
low-level maths library functions, but knowing how to abstract this sort 
of process via a higher level language would be welcome.

Matt


Brendan Gillatt wrote:
> As well as the things other people have mentioned, I strongly suggest you
> dedicate a whole section to having a step-by-step guide to getting a
> decent assembler/C toolchain set up.
>
> Also, when doing the tutorials, choose a common part and stick to it
> throughout. It will make things far more straightforward for the learner.
>
> Nice to see someone helping out the beginners. I was in the same boat as
> you when I first used a dsPIC, and to be honest I've barely scratched the
> surface with these parts so far; I'm sure to take a read of any tutorial
> you write. Keep us posted!
>
> - --
> Brendan Gillatt | GPG Key: 0xBF6A0D94
>   

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