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This is a general question, i'm used to using PIC's, and AVR's and not really 8051's. Do most people set the interrupts to another bank with 'using' and leave the rest of the code with the default. Just after some experienced users guidelines. Also we have an 8051 ASIC with 128k code and ram, 2 SPI's etc. I was looking at defining the resources so the compiler knows about this stuff. I'm a little confused about how the compiler would treat it. ie the 128k data is internal to the ASIC but does the compiler still have to treat it as external? thanks David
A word of warning when debugging in uVision: The values displayed for R0-R7 (in both the Registers window and by typing "Rn" on the command line) are only ever for Bank zero! Uhhhh. What version of uVision2 are you using? I just tried this in 2.12 and the contents of the register window and the value of R0-R7 (entered on the command line) are for the selected register bank. Jon
2.14. We're using the Triscend E5 - could it be an issue with the processor support?
We're using the Triscend E5 - could it be an issue with the processor support? Simulation or target debugging using the E5 driver? Jon
Target for sure; haven't used simulation for a while, but I think it used to have the same problem?