On Dec 5, 2008, at 5:03 PM, Mongol Herdsman wrote:

> Olin Lathrop wrote:
>>> If you think you need to lean to PICs, better choose not math  
>>> project,
>>
>> I disagree.  I think making a calculator with a PIC is a great  
>> learning
>> project.
>
> First project must be blinking LEDs, done in Assembler. This is an
> axiom, I think. :-)

While I can blink an LED, I'm still looking for that all encompassing  
tutorial to really explain assembler.  David Meiklejohn of Gooligum  
Electronics has by far the best tutorials I've seen, and I really need  
to settle down with his lessons.

Then there's JAL which I am growing rather fond of...

I have no desire to code anything as complex as a reverse polish  
calculator, but would like to code my own Nixie and VFD clocks.

Joe

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