Now learning single chip microcomputer is learning its control theory

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Now learning single chip microcomputer is learning its control theory [Copy link]

There is not much difference in developing programs for different microcontrollers. If you spend too much time on the programming language of 89c51 and feel that you cannot learn the programming language for DSP, I think you are wasting your energy in the wrong direction. If you learn the programming language for data structure, you will find that all program structures can be described by a standard language, and the difference is the specific implementation statement (such as the difference between getch() and printf()). The language is common in function, but different in description or form. So I think learning microcontrollers is learning control theory or data results and the rational use of resources under a fixed hardware structure, rather than spending a lot of time trying to figure out the programming language. Of course, I am not saying that programming language is not important. What I mean above is to show that programming languages have strong commonality, so you should learn to find commonalities between a new language and it from a programming language you have already learned, and expand it. I have learned assembly language, C++ and C language before, but I could never understand VC++. Finally, after learning VB, I found many similarities. Then I learned C and C++ in turn. I think my programming level has improved a lot. I will feel familiar with the assembly language of MSP430F series and TMS320F2000 series. The only difference is the name of the instruction and the change of hardware results. Of course, I am only understanding the programming language, and my familiarity with the hardware is still relatively poor.

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