mehmet karakaya wrote:
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Erik,

these are not assembly instructions


@all: I always knew, I can read other peoples mind, now you see it too :-)

@mehmet: I know your question was about a 8051.
But regarding the costs for the Cygnal 100MIPS micro, wouldn't it be an option
to move to a 16bit type, like a small 166/ST10 or a XA (8051 upgrade)?
You shouldn't try to use a PIC for the task,
since the MIPS for this micro are applied
to the PIC instruction set (~30 NOP derivatives).

The Philips 2 clock part (28Pin version) is
already available (< $2 I think).
If the price is that important for you, you
could check this part out.
(link is on the left somewhere)