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Get LEDs to Light, Measure Analog Input and External Interrupt...with C What Happens by David Benson!
C What Happens is a series of explanations and examples for those who want to learn to program PIC® microcontrollers using the C programming language. It is assumed that the reader has no knowledge of PIC® microcontrollers or programming, but does have a rudimentary understanding of electronics.
The reader will learn to create programs by making selections from a large variety of built-in functions provided in the CCS C Compiler, writing his/her own functions as needed, and writing executable statements. The reader will "C what happens" by programming a PIC® microcontroller with the newly created code and exercising it using a simple circuit described in the book.
The subject matter is laid out in a logical progression from simple to not-so-simple and is illustrated with lots of examples.
C What Happens teaches the user how to write embedded software by stepping them through easy to follow examples and diagrams. The user will learn how to write a control flow, modular program, how to handle data and much more. The user will also experience basic C structure by leaning how to use a timer overflow as an interrupt or how to use Strings, Arrays and structures in their code.
Learn how to design and create embedded programs by conquering:
- C syntax and data types
- Built in functions
- Pre-processor directions
- I/O pin manipulation by turning I/O on or off, reading imports and writing pins
Get a $10 discount on C What Happens if you already own a compiler or when a compiler is purchased. Regular price $34.95.
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