Peter Dannegger wrote:
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"You are a liar."
Thats very rude and unprofessional thing to say. first you need to learn some manners and second you need to keep upgrading your old rusty knowledge which makes a barrier between you and the rest of the intelligent world before you can guide people here.

I done excellent job without knowing any single instruction of the 8051 assembly or without knowing how the thing works I even dont know most of the internal registers, I even was surprised to know that the 8051 has an accumulator, only found out when i found the parity bit macro.
I dont care what the code the c compiler generates as long is it does what its supposed to do.
I have no reason to lie and i honestly dont know the adressing modes of the 8051 and i dont care how it works as long as C takes care of these details.
All i had to do was read the data sheet to understand how to set the peripherals up in C and I utilised them to my needs fully.
All my programming experience is with PICs and the architecture of the pic is a different story altogether, I was forced by my boss to use the 8051 members after a big fight. I'm expert in hardware and software but i never used or thought about using 8051 for the simple reason that pics are out there.
Why pics because of the amount of onchip peripherals and speed, efficency and above all cost.
It looks like your rusty old habits are like religin, its the only thing that is true in your narrow mind and if anybody has a different opinion he's an unbeleiver and you should be shot dead.
I guess you can never change your nature, but you should learn manners from Andy neil and and Rob Klein and all other experts on the list.
It looks like most of your code in your web site done in assembly, Its time you got yourself a keil compiler and re-write your rusty assembly code with c for readabilty and portability.
Hope this helps but looks doubtful.
Best Regards
Mahmood