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assembly vs c language

which language is best assembly or c language for micro controller programing, if c is best, why microchip is still standing with assembly language. whether assembly language is convenient language for writing ARM 7, ARM 9 and while going for high end processors.

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  • is ARM only the choice or some thing else is there as dominant.how best the 8051,PIC are used in the industry.is these two is used in the high end application

    there are 'popular' controllers e.g. ARM, but you will run into apps where a less popular architecture MUST be used. Typically that will be because the chip has some unique feature e.g. IR has some "washing machine contollers" with a micro as part of the chip. Also, some companies have a preference becuse of some existing code.

    Now, after several yers of experience, you will be able to 'pick up' another architecture without too much trouble, but do not expect any kind of training to get you there, experience is the only way. Many college students get surprised when they find out that graduation is the day the learning BEGINS.

    Erik

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  • is ARM only the choice or some thing else is there as dominant.how best the 8051,PIC are used in the industry.is these two is used in the high end application

    there are 'popular' controllers e.g. ARM, but you will run into apps where a less popular architecture MUST be used. Typically that will be because the chip has some unique feature e.g. IR has some "washing machine contollers" with a micro as part of the chip. Also, some companies have a preference becuse of some existing code.

    Now, after several yers of experience, you will be able to 'pick up' another architecture without too much trouble, but do not expect any kind of training to get you there, experience is the only way. Many college students get surprised when they find out that graduation is the day the learning BEGINS.

    Erik

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