PIC Programming
The PIC application development system consists of a source code editor, assembler program to convert it to machine code, simulator to test it in software and a downloading utility to transfer the machine code to the MCU. The source code is written using the instruction mnemonics provided in the instruction set and saved as a text file. A configuration code is needed at the top of the user program to initialise the MCU clock type, start-up timers, reset options and memory protection. Assembler directives are used to improve the effectiveness of the programming method, but are not translated into machine code. A suitable program design technique is useful in creating the overall program structure. ‘C“ programming is more ...
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