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[jessey]

Hi

A few months ago I did a search on the net for PBP books and came across a web site that sold a PBP book that was concerned about writing efficient battery code. I've tried to find the site again and can't seem to find it, would anyone here know of such a book or where I might find it?

Thanks
jessey

[Dick Ivers]

I would like to supplement my modest PBP knowledge with some assembly language skills. Could anyone recommend a book for this subject?

[BobK]

Hi Dick,

Try "PIC Your Personal Introductory Course" second edition by John Morton. It's one of the few books on PICs that doesn't waste half the book telling you about the number systems and the internal workings of the PIC. It was originally written back in 1998 so it doesn't cover flash memory PICs that there are lots of examples to follow along with.

Enjoy!

BobK

[Ron Marcus]

I started with PICs when they still had tubes in them(Not). Before PicBasic, the books that helped me out alot, and that I still refer to, are the PIC book series from Square1 publishing. I think the first is Easy PIC'n. I have the whole series, and refer to them when I need an assembly routine in my PIC code.

Ron

[rhino]

I would like to supplement my modest PBP knowledge with some assembly language skills. Could anyone recommend a book for this subject?

Here are some good assembly books.