A friend told me : A new language which named Assembly Macro is spread by Winbond and Intel . This language can be programed with C.The program can speedup 1~10 times of C's speed.Has anyone used this language?Where can I find this language? Best regards, Nantiangumo
Your friend is talking complete rubbish! Many different programming languages support macros; an Assembler that supports Macros is called a "Macro Assembler". 'C' supports macros. MS Word supports macros! Macros can help the programmer to write the program quicker; they do not make the program run quicker. They are not new - the PDP-11 had a Macro Assembler (called Macro-11)
"Where can I find this language?" As already noted, ANSI 'C' has macros. Keil C51 is an ANSI 'C' compiler and, thus, supports macros. The Keil A51 Assembler is a Macro Assembler.
I learn Masm and use it .But my friend repeat me that is Assembly Macro and not Masm. I can't find it on the wed of Intel,Winbod,even Microsoft. Is this not true?
"my friend repeat me that is Assembly Macro and not Masm." Your friend is clearly confused - get him/her to show you what he is talking about. If you can cite the source reference, maybe we can see what he's trying to say...! (Beware: it he's just seen some marketing hype, it may well have dubious technical content...!)
hi , can u help me in my problem
hi , can u help me in my problem NO!! 1) you post in Stupid Monkey S#|+ 2) who can help you if you do not say what the problem is. Erik
i am in need of a code of 89c51 to write and read three bytes in eeprom eithor in 93c46 or 24c08.
"i am in need of a code of 89c51 to write and read three bytes in eeprom eithor in 93c46 or 24c08." What has that got to do with this thread?
wht do u mean by this, i simply requist some body to help me in writing a code for 89c51 to interace with eeprom 93c46 or 24c08 etc. if any body already have can send me. is this wrong to ask for.
I think the point is that it has nothing to do with the topic for this thread. There have been numerous examples over the past few months on access serial EEPROMS - it might be worth trying to do a search on this discussion forum first to see if there is anything that solves your problem. And PLEASE STOP WRITING MESSAGES LIKE YOU ARE ON A MOBILE PHONE - the messages in this forum do not have the same 160 character limit as SMS, so you can add all those pesky extra letters that make posts *so* much easier to read.