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Location of AGSI dll

Greg Dunn

Is it possible to put an AGSI dll in a dirctory other than <Keil Install>/C51/BIN? I would like to keep the simulation DLL with the project, but I don't see any way to specify it's location in the UV2 debug dialog.

Thanks,
Greg

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    I don't have a simulation dll to test with, but in the parameters section of the debug tab for the Dialog Dll (where you would put -dAGSI.dll), you could try to put a relative path to your dll from the /c51/bin directory. So if your keil tools are in:

    c:\keil\c51\bin
    And your Sim dll is in:
    c:\wss\8051

    you could put:
    "-d..\..\..\wss\8051\MySimDll"
    in the Dialog DLL parameter field on the debug tab in UV2/3. I ave no idea if that will work, but I have fooled other tools that way.

    Nik

  • 0 in reply to Nik Martin

    That does work... thanks for the hint.

    It's kinda kludgy though, since the intent is that someone can drop the project directory onto their system and be ready to go. With this method, the Keil install path (at least the depth) and project directory have to be the same on any system where this is to be used. Barring a better solution, though, this is definately better than having the DLL live in the C51/BIN directory.

  • 0 in reply to Greg Dunn

    Yeah, it's one of those things that you'd have to ad to a README in your project files