littletransistor
New Member
Ok, I'm not starting another war about "C vs Assembly" and stuff like that - I need your guys opinions about my small problem.
A few days ago, I got myself a Pic Kit II, and happily learning the tutorials provided. However, the tutorials are quite shallow, only some very rudimentary stuff are thrown inside, and I still have to refer to external sources like the Net to do with the Assembly programming. Needless to say, it's mind-numbingly difficult, and now I could barely do some simple routines, and some very simple LED blinking techniques.
So I used the MikroC Compiler in my college, and however, I am allowed to use C inside. And yet, I found it's much easier for me to make many fancy stuff inside the training board without cracking/knocking/bashing my head of all the ASM codes.
In the end, I'm pretty confused to myself : Must I continue learning Assembly, or must I go with the C since I have covered one semester of C programming in my college and I admit that I'm extremely comfortable with it.
A few days ago, I got myself a Pic Kit II, and happily learning the tutorials provided. However, the tutorials are quite shallow, only some very rudimentary stuff are thrown inside, and I still have to refer to external sources like the Net to do with the Assembly programming. Needless to say, it's mind-numbingly difficult, and now I could barely do some simple routines, and some very simple LED blinking techniques.
So I used the MikroC Compiler in my college, and however, I am allowed to use C inside. And yet, I found it's much easier for me to make many fancy stuff inside the training board without cracking/knocking/bashing my head of all the ASM codes.
In the end, I'm pretty confused to myself : Must I continue learning Assembly, or must I go with the C since I have covered one semester of C programming in my college and I admit that I'm extremely comfortable with it.