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void delay()
{
int k;
for(k=0;k<=30000;k++);
}
void main()
{
int i,j,k;
i=0x08;
j=0x10;
for(k=0;k<=3;k++)\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\//////
{
P2=i+j;
delay();
i=i/2;
j=j*2;
}
}
8051 compiler
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There are various high level language compilers for 8051 or enhanced versions of
8051 from various vendors. The most popular is the C language compiler. As the
modern C compilers are efficient, assembly language is seldom used nowadays[cita
tion needed]. It is common to have a complete program written solely in C includ
ing interrupt service routines.
With the knowledge of the 8051 architecture, a beginner can quickly write useful
programs for 8051 in C, totally bypassing the need to know the 8051's assembly
language instructions. This is a proven approach for learning 8051 programming.
Contents [hide]
1 C compilers
2 Pascal compiler
3 Others
4 See also
5 External links
C compilers[edit]
SDCC is a completely free (GPL), but lacks an integrated development environment
. Although, it is very easy to incorporate it to most Open-Source IDE.
A free example of integration is the MCU 8051 IDE.
Proprietary payware:
Keil
Raisonance
IAR Systems
mikroC, by Mikroelektronika
Tasking
Crossware
Dunfield, only through BiPOM Electronics
Wickenhuser
SPJ Embedded Technologies, India
Pascal compiler[edit]
Turbo51 (free)
mikroPascal, by Mikroelektronika (commercial)
Others[edit]
Forth, BASIC
See also[edit]
8051 information
External links[edit]
SDCC
Keil C
IAR Systems C/C++
MikroElektronika C
Tasking C
Bascom51 Basic compiler
turbo51 Pascal
Forth
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