keil compiler for 8051

send them some money.That will give you the full complier

I do not know the f320, but maybe the Raisonance complier will handle it, the demo version will allow 4k of code

martin

About US$4k, as I gather it.

Another possibility would be if someone owning the compiler is willing to apply it and continuously compile the project as it develops. Not likely to happen, but may as well put the idea on the table.

Finally, writing in assembly also works without limitations and for free. ;) Been there, done that, with the 8051 family.

Jon

I have been working with the microcontroller 8051f320 and I have the Evaluation Version of the C51 Keil Compiler. Have you some No Evaluation version of the C51 Keil Compiler? The Evaluation Version has only 2kB memory code, that is a very litle memory. Could you cooperate with me, please?

This is not a warez site. Try

for an 8051 Developers Kit.

Wow, those guys are still around! I used their 8096 compiler roughly a decade back now! Seemed decent enough -- and cheap -- at the time, although I wasn't doing anything that required particularly tight or fast code.

[Looking at web page] "HERO Robot Developers Kit"!?! Is that for the old Heathkit HERO robot? Wow! I bet those go for a pretty penny on eBay these days!

Look for SDCC with Google, its a free C compiler for 8051 which probably suits your needs.

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Unbuilt Heath stuff does - and some items like these, the Weather stations and the analog computers go for serious money.

I bought that several years ago: It is UTTER CRAP! The code it produces is way too slow and crappy. Even the code produced by older versions of SDCC (free!) runs circles around the code produced by Dunfield compiler. Dunfield handles a lot of standard C constructs by calling all kinds of functions.

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use SDCC, it free and works....