I want to interface 8052 with 22MHz crystall with 8255
no can do. You see, in the olden days when the king of diamonds were still a jack, the '51 ran with an 8 MHz clock or, if you were real adventurous maybe even 12 MHz. In addition these kinder gentler derivatives consumed 12 clocks per operation. Thus any schematic including the 8255 dates from the antiquity. In those days a fairy godmother made a nice, kind, gentle, thing called the Goldilocks 8255 which really loved to be fed with a gentle clock of 8 MHz. Now you take one of the newfangled 22 MHz speed demons and it just spy fire and eat Goldilocks.

Oh, well, there is no way the antique can keep up with a 22 MHz clock If you absolutotally have to use the antique, you need to lower your clock rate

Erik

PS: had you taken the time to "read" the datasheet, the above would have been clear to you.

I used the word "read", please do not delete for being offensive.