Literature on AVR?

Question

C++ / C#

Good afternoon, I decided to take microcontrollers seriously enough. Attract now AVR, quite a small price and ease of prototyping.
Now I am looking for a fairly detailed book on AVR, but the only thing that does not suit me is that most of the books use assembler, which I do not know, but I know C. It would be ideal if the necessary knowledge of electrical engineering was also given there (Well, here, I think, I was completely dreaming)
Actually, such a question is whether there are books for beginners, but with C code; and is it worth it to start writing in asm, then switching to C in general?

Answer 1

Read the AVR article series . Training course. - very intelligible and laid out on the shelves.
Beginning with Architecture and Fundamentals ( archive ). Assembler and C
programming . In the same cycle, the connections of various peripherals, etc., are considered. Yes, and the site itself for a beginner explains everything very well.

Answer 2

First, I recommend studying "AVR microcontrollers of the Mega family" by A.V. Evstifeev 2007. This book describes the architecture of microcontrollers in great detail (by the way, there is a similar book by the same author for the tiny family.
Well, then start programming by reading the book Belov A.V. . "Development of devices on AVR microcontrollers stepping from the "teapot" to the pros" A.V. Belov 2013.
In the second book there are examples of programs both in assembler and in C.

Answer 3

1. You can not "seriously enough" deal with microcontrollers without knowing the assembly language.
2.Data sheet.

Answer 4

CodeVisionAVR. A guide for beginners.
Once he himself began to tinker with it, it is quite clear and C is used.