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The author seems to have an extensive background in PIC assembly language.
In this book, he documents the transition to C for the PIC32. (If you already
know C, you can skim some of the first few sections.) This book is designed to
be used as a tutorial, divided into "days" of learning, using the Explorer 16
demo board from Microchip. The author has a lot of good detailed advice,
like, when to use, and not use, the peripheral libraries. The most surprising
example project was a B/W composite video program using just three resistors
and the output compare module and DMA module in the PIC32. This book got me
from zero to a very good understanding of the PIC32. |
