Programming Microcontrollers in C

Ted Van Sickle · 1994

From the Publisher: Master the art and science of programming microcontrollers with this terrific new addition to Motorola's Series in Solid State Electronics. Ted Van Sickle shows you how to fully utilize the C language to exploit the power of today's advanced microcontrollers through extensive programming examples drawn from typical applications. In over 400 pages, Van Sickle... * shows you how programming in C on a microcontroller differs from programming in C on a microcomputer -- such as the relative scarcity of memory in microcontroller applications * describes techniques to get maximum performance from your code * discusses the essential differences between 'small' and 'large' 8-bit microcontrollers and the various C compilers available for microcontrollers

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