I have a project coming up were i will need to port some PIC code to an AVR. Having only worked with PIC mcus this will be something new for me. Can anyone recommend a good book to get started with AVRs?
lots of learning resources on www.avrfreaks.net
yea i just went thought their newbie guide. I dident realize how similar it is to PIC development. I think ill be able to get away with just using the instruction set manual and data sheets. thanks.
p.s. 1 declares a port as an output, and 0 as an input?!?! i foresee a great deal of frustration in my future.
look at WinAVR - integrates with Atmel’s AVR studio.
This gives you a great C compiler and lots of library routines.
Also - codevision AVR’s C, free version for small programs.
And MikroBasic - much like VB6.
no need for assembly language these days.
ide rather write in asm with the projects im dealing with anyway
Ah so. Hope it's a small project!Chupa:
ide rather write in asm with the projects im dealing with anyway
I have a small app that converts pic code to avr code. Its really old, and I never used it.
Since we cannot post files here let me know if you need it. I can send it or upload it somewhere.
Good Luck