| ??? 12/05/03 16:05 Read: times |
#60015 - RE: How does a programmer write into a 8051 Responding to: ???'s previous message |
The translation of the "code" that you show in your post into Intel Hex format is done by a program that you run on your PC called an 8051 Assembler. If you are working with large projects where there are multiple source files then the assembler will translate the source code for each file into some type of binary object file. In these cases a Linker is used to tie all the object files together and produce the final Intel hex file.
Michael Karas Note I believe the parallel programming algorithm for a standard original Intel 8051 is described in the Intel "bible" which you can access here.... http://www.intel.com/design/mc...238302.pdf .... but note that the parallel programming algorithm for each of the various 8051 derivative devices, of which there are many, are going to differ. Some derivatives do not even support parallel programming!! Michael Karas |
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