| ??? 07/23/05 07:58 Read: times |
#97867 - Thanks for the advice! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
some clarifications: - I should have marked the message as off-topic - I am aware that controllers have differences in registers, memory mapping, memory access, architecture, etc and that differences reflect on the C language - I asked in that forum because I know that many (most?) users here use C for programming and many use the Keil tools. I need a common ground for my programming, and that will be the C language. Since Keil uvision is a very popular IDE it won't hurt too using it. Finding a C course for controllers wasn't easy. so even the PIC would help. Fortunately after 3 hours googling I could find a C course for '51 based controllers in my city. That will help a lot... I did some usefull things programming 8051 in assembly and that will make difference. Instead of watching a movie spoken in german with subtitles in french, now the subtitles will be in portuguese (my mother tongue). thanks!!! |
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| C & The 8051 | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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