In “Beginner’s Guide to Embedded C Programming – Volume 3” Chuck Hellebuyck takes another leap forward by showing you the steps to create the SimpleC library of functions that make programming in C even easier. This approach shows the reader how they can create their own functions and expand the SimpleC library to make creating microcontroller projects much quicker than writing in raw C code. This book will clearly be the reference for future programmers who want to build electronic gadgets without all the pain staking steps of writing every C statement while producing a working project in less time and with less effort. The SimpleC library will make the following functions as easy as one command line: • Controlling Digital Outputs • Reading Digital Inputs • Monitoring Analog Voltages • Driving Liquid Crystal Display Modules • Driving Digital PWM Signals • Sending/Receiving via SPI and I2C Communication • Writing to/Reading from External EEPROM • Writing to/Reading from External I/O Expanders • And More! The book uses the open source PIC16F886 based CHIPINO module for the hardware and also forms the platform to make future electronic projects and gadgets easier to build.
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Great addition to the series.
21. September 2011
Von E. Brockway
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Great book. I like Chuck's writing style. Easy to understand and very informative. This book is a great addition to the series on beginners getting up to speed with embedded C programming. Good up-to-date examples. Highly recommended.
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Overall, I liked this book. At first the author describes the various development bds the he was evaluating for the book, and then he introduces the Chipino mini breadboard modules as his choice to base the book on. I don't necessary agree with his choice, since up front it made this a confusing choice due to the pin number assignment which is silk screen on the module itself. The pin assignment is not for the PIC micro, but for a Arduino. After getting used to that fact, all of his schematics show pin outs for both the PIC and the silk screened pin outs, so you get used to it. The Simple C library he created does make the tasks from the previous volumes concise, however if you want to learn embedded c, it is best to start vol 1 and vol 2. I do wish he would have included a key pad project, which doesn't appear in any volume.
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Excellent for anyone wanting to program PIC's
8. Januar 2012
Von Eco-Ants
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This book is Fantastic.
I initially bought a larger, more expensive book to learn about PIC's (the now out dated, and rambling "Programming and customizing the PIC Microcontroller by Myke Predko 3rd Ed)
I now wish I had just bought this book !
Chuck Hellebuyck is succinct, well written and clear.
He explains all you need to know, without the waffle.
It amazes me that Microchip has itself not released a simplified programming solution like Chuck does in this book. He calls it SimpleC, and it is a library of functions that vastly simplifies tasks like writing text to an LCD, or outputting a waveform using PWM.
This can save so much time, and frustration for the student, or engineer alike.
I have studied electronics at university for 3 years and now have a degree in Physics and Electronics - yet reading Datasheets and programming PICs was giving me a headache.
Manipulating individual bits in config registers is tricky when you are learning -> there is sooooo much to learn before you even get it to flash a LED.
This book, and it's two earlier siblings are the way to fast track that learning.
The SimpleC library can save much time developing prototypes, and exploring the capabilities of PIC's it's not just for hobbyist's, engineers like myself can save hours by using it.
Thanks Chuck, All the best everyone.
PS I am in no way connected to Chuck Hellebuyck, I've never met him, nor do I gain in anyway by writing this. I write this simply to help hobbyist's and junior engineers get ahead faster and easier.
I initially bought a larger, more expensive book to learn about PIC's (the now out dated, and rambling "Programming and customizing the PIC Microcontroller by Myke Predko 3rd Ed)
I now wish I had just bought this book !
Chuck Hellebuyck is succinct, well written and clear.
He explains all you need to know, without the waffle.
It amazes me that Microchip has itself not released a simplified programming solution like Chuck does in this book. He calls it SimpleC, and it is a library of functions that vastly simplifies tasks like writing text to an LCD, or outputting a waveform using PWM.
This can save so much time, and frustration for the student, or engineer alike.
I have studied electronics at university for 3 years and now have a degree in Physics and Electronics - yet reading Datasheets and programming PICs was giving me a headache.
Manipulating individual bits in config registers is tricky when you are learning -> there is sooooo much to learn before you even get it to flash a LED.
This book, and it's two earlier siblings are the way to fast track that learning.
The SimpleC library can save much time developing prototypes, and exploring the capabilities of PIC's it's not just for hobbyist's, engineers like myself can save hours by using it.
Thanks Chuck, All the best everyone.
PS I am in no way connected to Chuck Hellebuyck, I've never met him, nor do I gain in anyway by writing this. I write this simply to help hobbyist's and junior engineers get ahead faster and easier.
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