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Go for it! It is damn simple, it is damn powerful!!

I'm scared by the thought to have to return to touch a 8 or 16 bit PIC!!!

Go for it!!!


At 02.28 2011.12.28, you wrote:
>I?ve used PIC18 microcontrollers for hobby projects for a few years
>and have been considering picking up (or making) a general purpose
>PIC32 experimentation board. Having never programmed a PIC32 before,
>I?m wondering if it would be much more difficult to use (such as the
>configuration, using the peripherals, etc..) than a PIC18
>microcontroller?
>
>I realize this is kind of a broad question, as there may be things
>that are ?harder? or ?easier? for both the PIC18 and PIC32, but I?m
>just asking ?in general.?
>
>Appreciate your advice!
>
>-Nathan
>
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