8051 instruction set

Yes, I do. Thanks for asking. And if you say "please", I might even post it. Politeness costs nothing.

pete

Oh pleeeeze, "8051 instruction set" (including the quotes) on google gives you 1180 ! When are people starting to use their own brains....

Meindert

"Fred" wrote in news:3fd5f2a0$0$14029$ snipped-for-privacy@lovejoy.zen.co.uk:

You should be ashamed of yourself for not checking with the creator of the

Start at 8052.com for tutorials and links for all things to do with the

Ian

In article , Meindert Sprang writes

It's in the back of the C51 primer at

Many thanks for the replies.

Perhaps I should have said please but I felt using please and thanks in consecutive sentences suggested to me that it might form the notion I was grovelling!

I did a google and it was for that reason I posted this. What I should perhaps have said was a "good" link. When you get so many hits a search engine becomes less useful in telling the good and the bad apart. It seems whoever has spent the greatest resources tends to be further up in the ratings than they deserve.

No sweat. There are always someone who will point fingers and scream "GOOGLE" after you.

seems

The net is loaded with good 8051 information. Surf around and let us know if you find some usefull pages.

Ok, I apologize for my rude reaction. And I'll give you a tip as well: when you search for a phrase with multiple words, don't type them as single words but enclose them in "". In this case "8051 instruction set" is a set of words that are highly likely to be used in this order. So if you search google for 8051 instruction set, you get far more useless links than if you use "8051 instruction set" (including ""). But I still don't understand why you didn't find anything suitable. The first page of google, even when searched without "", gives me 4 links that contain the complete instruction set.

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Mmm, at least the first three links I gave you, are not from companies that sell 8051, although that would be the best place to get the information from. So "8051 manufacturer" might have been a good search phrase as well.

Best, Meindert

Yes. They're called Jerks.

......and there are always people who need at the least 'four pleases' and 'five thanks' otherwise you are rude ??!!?!

Yeh grovel is fine.

I didn't respond because I thought the request a bit trivial: I just typed 8051 instruction set into Google search (no "s) and of the first three links, two were 404's and the third contained everything you could wish to know. Is my Google better than yours?

Now let's see what you can do with it!

Paul Burke