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#82852 - I love C !!! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Well, my experience with C is great.
I learned C++ first (obviusly in the same book was an introduction to C), played a lot with the examples in the book and then moved to ASM. Then my teacher of electronics introduced me to the embedded world (i start with PICs). At first i programmed in ASM and i thought that C in such a limited processor was horrible, until i probe a C compiler for this family that changed my mind about C in the embedded world. After that i thought, "Hey why i don´t used C before in this MCU??", well i was comfortable with ASM, but C lets you write code that it is better understood 2 or 3 weeks after, and like many others said you don´t have to think in ASM terms (ie a you use the "=" to make a variable equal anoter, don´t have to write an ASM opcode to do that). I think it is more natural to code and to read. Now i´m moving to the 8052 and i found this great forum and comunity, i´m learning the architecture now (you need ASM for that) but soon i´ll start to code in C again. It is time to get hands get.. Regards Robert. PD: Sorry for my horrible english !!! |
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