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Haha.. I learned C on a micro, and then shifted to a PC.. you can imagine what 
I think of PC programming.. I'm still in shock to this day..

-Micah 

On Tuesday 03 January 2006 7:15 pm, stevech wrote:
>  My brain would break if I tried to learn C and microprocessors (in
> general) concurrently!
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>  If micros are the goal, try generic C for a non-graphical-user-interface
>  such as on your PC but use a crude C compiler for Windows or a cmd window
> - like freeware Borland C. Get it to talk to the serial port. Then write
> some assembly for a given micro so you get a feel for the underlying
>  architecture. At this point, move to C, but treat C like an assembler, not
> a high level compiler. That last point is key - a mind-shift versus
> software guys with experience in MS Windows GUI or X-Windows.
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