The Art of Assembly Language Programming Using PIC® Technology: Core Fundamentals

This book goes through the architecture of each processor, each of the opcodes in the language, I/O, some simple programming paradigms, and some mathematics of computing. It also serves as a general resource for the microprocessors as a large portion of the book is devoted to data sheets for each of the microprocessor models. While I wouldn’t recommend this book to someone who is learning assembly for the first time, it is a fine resource for learning assembly quickly for Microchip’s microprocessors.

Wanted this book for starting small PIC(10/12) mc projects, utilizing assembly language programming. It starts from a ground up approach: data sheet highlights and explanation, explanation of the instruction set, coding techniques, data and control and some electronics to get going. It also has some brain puzzles scattered throughout the book to get the creative juices going. I think the author has thought of everything from her background and experience to create this awesome resource.

I returned the book, Kindle version was missing pages 199 - 347

Originally ordered this book last year through Amazon but continuous delays made me cancel the order here and order it instead from the publisher. I want to say that this book was a complete waste of money. Nearly 50% of the book is nothing but reprints of the datasheets you can get from Microchip's website and the content itself leaves very much to be desired. Instead of a book on assembly, I got a book on how to read the datasheets with very little discussion about assembly. And puzzles at the end of the chapter... Seriously who was this book written for?? If I wanted a puzzle book, I would have bought a puzzle book. Don't waste your money on this book!

High quality book, learn very much

Whilst the book has 450 pages, the appendix starts at 173 and is mainly pages of Microchip datasheets.Chapter 3 makes more sense if you read the registers section, before the instructions section as most instructions refer to registers.I have attached a couple of code examples from the book, p41 & p50. It's been many years since writing assembly, (rather than C) but neither makes much sense.

Riporta i datashet dei microcontrollori più semplici. Non si accenna alla programmazione da zero; anche per altri microcontrollori.

My skills on PIC-8bit are high.The cover and the title seem to promise the use of high arguments.It seems, in fact.