answered Jul 3 '15 at 6:45 Daniel Daniel 224 5 silver badges 10 bronze badges PIC32 is a Microcontroller family that uses MIPS as a CPU core. However Attiny ATmega and ATxmega uses AVR as a CPU core. AVR and MIPS are different Instruction set architecture therefore you cannot use the same instructions answered Nov 1 '16 at 4:40 the answer is no you can't write MIPS assembly codes for avr microcontroller because assembly language is tightly coupled to cpu architecture... and avr not based on MIPS architecture if you like to write your code in assembly.. you have to learn the cpu instruction sets provided by the cpu manufacturers for each cpu families you target!... so as you said you have to learn avr assembly if you target avr families Good resource to learn avr assembly the first 6 chapters of this book: the avr microcontroller and embedded systems using assembly and c by mazidi avr freaks websit will help you AVR Assembly playlist on youtube if you like to write the code only once and run it for different cpu with little modification just use C /or C++ languages instead of assembly answered Jun 7 at 19:28 Ibram Reda Ibram Reda 491 3 silver badges 11 bronze badges Not the answer you're looking for?
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