Anyone knowing a good online asambler tutorial for newbies?

It must be hardware based, and the best would be, if it was a tut. to a microprocessor

Reply to
Fidolinux.dk
Loading thread data ...

what micro ?

Your have a choice of many.

(asking this questions is a good way to get good arguments going as everyone has their own favourite).

For starters(the more common)

pic from microchip, avr from Atmel, msp430 from TI,

8051's from many vendors(Atmel, intel, winbond, cygnal, siemiens, = philips),

formatting link

few links in alphabetical order (google should find you many others)

AVR

formatting link
register its free then go to academy and get the beginners guides and articles.

pic=20 many tutorials on the web. If possible start with 16F877, 16f628 or 16f88. Or one of the 18f series pics

formatting link
formatting link
see if you can get your hands on a copy of Programming and Customising Pic microcontrollers by Mike Predko

any of the square one pic books.

msp430 I haven't used any of these

8051
formatting link
look at the tutorials.
formatting link
some nice projects with code

others Z80 from zilog

motorola 68HC xx

68H05

arm=20 (32 bit) newer philips LPC210x chips

for some cheap pic , avr and 8051 boards

formatting link
formatting link
Alex

Reply to
Alex Gibson

PolyTech Forum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.