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Gain the knowledge and skills to program the PIC microcontroller and its peripherals with this hands-on, project-based introduction to embedded C programming

Table of Contents

IntroductionChapter 1: C Overview and Program StructureChapter 2: ConstantsChapter 3: Preprocessor DirectivesChapter 4: Data Variable and TypesChapter 5: Expressions and OperatorsChapter 6: StatementsChapter 7: FunctionsChapter 8: ArraysChapter 9: StructuresChapter 10: Memory and PointersChapter 11: Built-in FunctionsChapter 12: StringsChapter 13: Function-like MacrosChapter 14: Conditional CompilationChapter 15: PIC® Microcontroller Chapter 16: Discrete Input and OutputChapter 17: InterruptsChapter 18: Timers/CountersChapter 19: Advanced TimingChapter 20: Analog TechniquesChapter 21: Internal Serial BussesChapter 22: External Serial BussesChapter 23: Multi-taskingChapter 24: Inline AssemblyChapter 25: DebuggingAppendices A, B and C

About the Author

Mark Siegesmund is a software engineer with over 30 years of experience in embedded sytems within the military, industrial and commercial sectors. He is the founder of Custom Computer Services, Inc. (CCS). CCS specializes in embedded software and hardware, offering development tools for Microchip MCUs and DSCs, as well as a line of embedded Ethernet development.