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LIB_CODE in *.m51 files

Branislava Lazic

Hello,

I have a problem with extracting data from *.m51 to build simulator. There are some library code in *.m51, placed in segments:
LIB_CODE and LDIV.
I guess it's length and address depends on which KEIL *.lib files are used.
Do you have any idea what should I do when simulator comes to lib part? Is there a possibility to enter in library code and debug? I don't have a source of KEL lib files, and don't know their order in LIB_CODE segment..

Best regards,
Branislava

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    thank you.. but our business companions supply simulator (without the source code, which simulates all FPGA design) and ordered from us debugger for 8051 core, which should take information from *.lst and *.m51 files. Now we are having problems with that, especially when LIB code appears. Do you know where I can find KEIL *.lst file description ? (for exaple - LIB code parts are marked with 'E'..)

    Brana

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    thank you.. but our business companions supply simulator (without the source code, which simulates all FPGA design) and ordered from us debugger for 8051 core, which should take information from *.lst and *.m51 files. Now we are having problems with that, especially when LIB code appears. Do you know where I can find KEIL *.lst file description ? (for exaple - LIB code parts are marked with 'E'..)

    Brana

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  • 0 in reply to Branislava Lazic

    ordered from us debugger for 8051 core, which should take information from *.lst and *.m51 files. Now we are having problems with that
    If you can not eductate your customer re the .omf/.bas files which (s)he can not avoid making (they DO have them) then it will cost you more to fulfil the contract than you can possibly make from it.

    Erik