Has anybody in this forum successfully built a project with chipcon CC2510 micro on Keil compiler? I understand that all libraries sets available at Chipcom website are written for IAR compiler. I am very curios to know if it is feaseable/possible to use Keil tool? if not, are there any ways to get around this issue?
JS
"I am very curios to know if it is feaseable/possible to use Keil tool?"
OF course it's possible - as far as the tools are concerned, it's just another 8051-architecture processor that executes 8051 instructions.
http://www.keil.com/dd/chip/3989.htm
As to whether it's feasible, that depends on your resources - skill, time (ie, money).
What are these "Libraries" of which you speak? What do they provide? Are they available as source code?
Hi Andy,
The library functions are downloadable in the form of source code. But since there are written for IAR compiler, none of the functions works because they require a "different header file (CC2510.h)+ Startup files which are DIFFERENT from the header file posted on KEIL website. This is one of the different I can think of, and I am sure they are more ...
JIMMY
You didn't answer what these "libraries" actually do?
Have you asked chipcon if they have Keil equivalents available?
If the files are available as source, then you can change all the IAR-Specific usage to the corresponding Keil usage.
Of course, this applies to the complete file set - including the headers.
Keil will automatically use its own startup files - you can customise these to your own requirements as you would for any other Keil project:
http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/c51/c51_ap_customfiles.htm
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