I think I have used enough of the AVR series by atmel to say that I understand how to use it. I know somethings about how it actually works, but I would like to know more. Are there any good resources which describe the architecture of Atmega or RISC architecture in general? I know the datasheet has all this (and I really looooovvee the datasheet, its kinda my bible) but I need something little more simple than that. Any help?
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Learn AVR assembly, it's the best practical way to learn about the architecture. |
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Check out the white papers in the Other Docs section of Atmel's website: http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/other_docs.asp?family_id=607#White_Paper . A long time ago I read the one called The AVR Microcontroller and C Compiler Co-Design which explains why they think the AVR instruction set is well-suited for the C language. Some of the other documents there explain the AVR architecture or a series of chips in general. |
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