GCC compiler for 51 microcontrollers
GCC compiler for 51 microcontrollers
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Hello, i would like to know if any of you know of any GCC compiler for 51 family of microcontrollers??'
Best regards, Carlos Cardoso
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GCC compiler for 51 microcontrollers
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RE: GCC compiler for 51 microcontrollers
The 51 family, as you refer to it, has an awful lot of branches to it now. There are a lot of manufacturers making 8051 variants all of which are different and may need compile extensions that might not be supported by a generic 8051 compiler. Most vendors have free (or very low cost) development tools now to encourage people to use their devices.
I just did a google for "8051 c compiler free" and got quite a few possibilities.
RE: GCC compiler for 51 microcontrollers
Just remind you to a trick: If you need a new ASSY instruction you can define it in a MACRO by combining
DB-s with conditional ASSY instructions.
I have even seen a complete crossassembler written
in MACRO -- of course it used a few non-standard
mnemonics.
<nbucska@pcperipherals.com>
RE: GCC compiler for 51 microcontrollers
I think that you might be looking for SDCC, a 'nix boxen
code for the Z80 which has variants for a lot of the
micros.
You can find it at sourceforge.
Cheers,
Rich S.