| ??? 01/19/12 13:25 Read: times Msg Score: +1 +1 Good Answer/Helpful |
#185563 - I disgaree Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Robert Revens said:
Seriously, not knowing assembler is going to severely limit your progress with the 8051 (IMHO).
Learning how to use the internet wisely is the important lesson. If you concentrate on knowing C, you will have the widest variety of examples. However you must read the C in conjunction with the data sheet, and be prepared to put in some learning effort. You will seldom need to write ASM for most modern microcontrollers. However it is useful to be able to read ASM on occasions to understand the efficiency of a HLL compiler. Yes. In an ideal world everyone is an ASM genius. In real life you want to write reliable code that means using debugged library code written in ASM or HLL. The punter needs to know how to locate and read the documentation and then use it correctly. David. |
