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HI Aila,
Have a look on www.avrfreaks.net
as there are loads of projects written in assembly on there.
Personally I have never actually used AVR assembly since I
started with the AVR and have always used C. My development time is much faster
and I have never needed the requirements of speed, even with a recent project
that read the stream of bits from an infra-red remote control. All worked
perfectly under C on the Mega128.
Stick with Basic is you need to get your projects going quickly,
but if you really want to learn assembly, good luck with it.
Sorry for the other questions, but I am not familiar with Bascom.
Dave...
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From: AVRButterFly@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:AVRButterFly@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Ayla
Sent: 27 April 2007 12:15
To: AVRButterFly@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [AVRButterFly] avr studio
HI all
I am pretty new with assambly in AVR. but I have lots of experience
with Bascom . I have some questions that I hope you can help me:
1.how I can define a reset vector & what is use of it?
2. in order to run timer1 is it enough that I change CS12-11-10 in
TCCR1B register?
3. I define some constants that some of them are 2bytes . how I can
access just low byte or just high byte of this constant?
4. where i can find good examples in assambly ?becouse most of the
examples in internet was written with c or basic ?
Thanks in advance
Aila
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