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Below are errata for the book "Embedded Computing and Mechatronics with the PIC32 Microcontroller," Kevin M. Lynch, Nicholas Marchuk, and Matthew L. Elwin, Newnes/Elsevier 2015. For succinctness, typos are other minor errors are not reported here.
Below are errata for the book "Embedded Computing and Mechatronics with the PIC32 Microcontroller," Kevin M. Lynch, Nicholas Marchuk, and Matthew L. Elwin, Newnes/Elsevier 2015. For succinctness, typos are other minor errors that cannot lead to confusion are not reported here.


* Due to fonts chosen during typesetting, some double underscores <tt>__</tt> appear as a single long line, and some double minus signs <tt>--</tt> appear as a single long line. For example, code listings using the <tt>__ISR</tt> macro appear to have a single long line before the <tt>ISR</tt>.
* Due to fonts chosen during typesetting, some double underscores <tt>__</tt> appear as a single long line, and some double minus signs <tt>--</tt> appear as a single long line. For example, code listings using the <tt>__ISR</tt> macro appear to have a single long line before the <tt>ISR</tt>.

Revision as of 12:36, 18 January 2016

Below are errata for the book "Embedded Computing and Mechatronics with the PIC32 Microcontroller," Kevin M. Lynch, Nicholas Marchuk, and Matthew L. Elwin, Newnes/Elsevier 2015. For succinctness, typos are other minor errors that cannot lead to confusion are not reported here.

  • Due to fonts chosen during typesetting, some double underscores __ appear as a single long line, and some double minus signs -- appear as a single long line. For example, code listings using the __ISR macro appear to have a single long line before the ISR.

Appendix A: A Crash Course in C

  • page 523: unit8_t should be uint8_t