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Hello, Where can I find a good explanation of the PIC Assembly Codes? I need something who says what means MOVLW, how it works, hot to use, etc, etc, etc... (and others mnemonics too). Thanks a lot, Brusque

> Where can I find a good explanation of the PIC Assembly Codes? I need > something who says what means MOVLW, how it works, hot to use, etc, etc, > etc... (and others mnemonics too). Go to the Microchip website and download a data book. I like the "PICmicro Mid-Range MCU Family Reference Manual" -Juimiin

Hi - - Take a look here: www.microchip.com/10/Lit/PICmicro/index.htm - Nick - Edson Brusque wrote: {Quote hidden}> > Hello, > > Where can I find a good explanation of the PIC Assembly Codes? I need > something who says what means MOVLW, how it works, hot to use, etc, etc, > etc... (and others mnemonics too). > > Thanks a lot, > > Brusque

Hi Edson, Why don't you look at any PIC data sheet PDF file, there Microchip kindly answered your questions... :-) Jose' Luiz P.S.: search for 'Instruction Set Summary' Edson Brusque wrote: > Hello, > > Where can I find a good explanation of the PIC Assembly Codes? I need > something who says what means MOVLW, how it works, hot to use, etc, etc, > etc... (and others mnemonics too). > > Thanks a lot, > > Brusque

Edson Brusque wrote: > > Hello, > > Where can I find a good explanation of the PIC Assembly Codes? I need > something who says what means MOVLW, how it works, hot to use, etc, etc, > etc... (and others mnemonics too). > > Thanks a lot, > > Brusque The other very handy book to have is "Easy PIC'n" and it's companion "PIC'n Up The Pace" I find it easier to find newbie info in them than in the MicroChip data, which is of course more complete. -- Anniepoo Need loco motors? http://www.idiom.com/~anniepoo/depot/motors.html

Anyone have a "Cheat Sheet" for Assembly they can post for him? Mark Edson Brusque wrote: {Quote hidden}> > Hello, > > Where can I find a good explanation of the PIC Assembly Codes? I need > something who says what means MOVLW, how it works, hot to use, etc, etc, > etc... (and others mnemonics too). > > Thanks a lot, > > Brusque

Brusque - - I don't have a "Cheat Sheet", but here is the link to the Microchip PIC literature page: www.microchip.com/10/Lit/PICmicro/index.htm Hope that this helps, - Nick - Mark Willis wrote: {Quote hidden}> > Anyone have a "Cheat Sheet" for Assembly they can post for him? > > Mark > > Edson Brusque wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > Where can I find a good explanation of the PIC Assembly Codes? I need > > something who says what means MOVLW, how it works, hot to use, etc, etc, > > etc... (and others mnemonics too). > > > > Thanks a lot, > > > > Brusque

There is a "Quick Reference Card" that can be downloaded from: www.microchip.com/10/Tools/picmicro/code/mpasm/index.htm which contain a listing (and brief explanation) of the assembly mnemonics, among other things. If you want a complete description though, you really should just grab the full microchip data on the chip you are using, as other have suggested. Corey Drechsler

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goto the microchip site http://www.micichip.com and seach for the pic# and Data sheet. ex: "pic12c data sheet" {Original Message removed}