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Papabravo · 13th August 2007, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by mvs sarma

i feel that Nigel will be happy if some one uses his tutorial and develops his/her skills.

he won't be much bothered if a person finds otherways of learning.
the goal being one to learn and use assembly level programming before or while they use hifgher level languages.

Sarma

I think you missed completely what I said. Try rereading it again and see if the meaning becomes clearer.

jaydag71 · 13th August 2007, 01:30 AM

personally I think the Nigel tuts are pretty good from what little I have completed, they delve into things fairly fast tho, without much explanation but as he stated in his posting- they are not a Dummies Guide to the pic. (I do enjoy the dummies books that I own as well- they are a good fit :-I ). I think that I know enough about the pic architecture to get thru, but did have to deviate moentarily to gather info about asm directives right off the hop--

I think that even though I have invested alot of time into my learning efforts in the past, I may not have used that time well, so am now where I am- a not so good place to be, indeed.

I'll make it tho. regards, jd

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13th August 2007, 01:30 AM	(permalink)
jaydag71	personally I think the Nigel tuts are pretty good from what little I have completed, they delve into things fairly fast tho, without much explanation but as he stated in his posting- they are not a Dummies Guide to the pic. (I do enjoy the dummies books that I own as well- they are a good fit :-I ). I think that I know enough about the pic architecture to get thru, but did have to deviate moentarily to gather info about asm directives right off the hop-- I think that even though I have invested alot of time into my learning efforts in the past, I may not have used that time well, so am now where I am- a not so good place to be, indeed. I'll make it tho. regards, jd