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#88195 - ANSI C Responding to: ???'s previous message |
hi,
Its good that your problem is solved but why to use RLC A, if you are writing code in C. This will make your code ‘Only for 8051’ & you will loose advantage of using C that is portability. If code is following ANSI C regulations you don’t need to write code for same functions for different platforms only change required will be pin assignment. There was a discussion about asm Keyword that is not supported by keil probably because ANSI C does not support it. Compilers which supports C++ have this keyword support |
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