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In the old days we all called our firmware software and wrote it in Assembly. Times have changed and so has our thinking. Now, firmware is firmware and software is software, but C is preferred for
both. Assembly still has its place in small spaces and interrupt routines but, in general, C gels so rapidly that development teams use it everywhere possible. Base-line and Mid-range PICmicros are
indeed tight spaces and until recently, screamed for Assembly. Introducing PIC-C, highly optimized for size and the peripherals of Microchip PIC Microcontrollers. What a combination, great RISC
microprocessors with the power of C! Need something developed?… more |