im just wondering what are the advantages programming microcontrollers with BASIC vs doing it with C or assembly..
Does one of them make it easier to deal with the peripherals such as usb, spi, I2c, etc?
Does one of them make the learning curve between programming PIC12, PIC16, PIC18, PIC32, etc easier?
I know that supposed to be the size of the program written in assembly is the smallest while the one written in basic is the largest, but is this really a big deal?
and what are the other benefits of each?
I actually knew a little bit on how to program PIC16xx in basic 8 years ago when I joined this forum, but ever since then I stopped. Then I learned a bit how to program in c and in assembly but i have completely forgotten how to do it using PICBASIC so im wondering if i should try to learn it again. I have forgotten everything that I used to know.
Does one of them make it easier to deal with the peripherals such as usb, spi, I2c, etc?
Does one of them make the learning curve between programming PIC12, PIC16, PIC18, PIC32, etc easier?
I know that supposed to be the size of the program written in assembly is the smallest while the one written in basic is the largest, but is this really a big deal?
and what are the other benefits of each?
I actually knew a little bit on how to program PIC16xx in basic 8 years ago when I joined this forum, but ever since then I stopped. Then I learned a bit how to program in c and in assembly but i have completely forgotten how to do it using PICBASIC so im wondering if i should try to learn it again. I have forgotten everything that I used to know.