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Hello. I'm trying to obtain a *.hex file using WXP and C51 Compiler V7.0 or upper like the file that was obtained using W98 and C51 Compiler V3.4. I have the following file *.bat: … SET c51bin=c:\c51_v340\bin SET C51LIB=C:\C51_v340\LIB SET C51INC=C:\C51_v340\INC
c:\c51_v340\bin\fmake …
But there is a problem called "stack overflow" when I execute this *.bat from DOS. The instruction "c:\c51_v340\bin\fmake" is not well received. I try to compilate using uVision and changing the tool folders but the program doesn't respond. I can do it using VWARE, a W98 emulator but I want to know if I can do it without this application. Did anybody try something like this? Can anybody help me? Thanks!
We run into this a lot.
For that reason we either keep an old computer running, or run an older operating system in a virtual window.
This method has allowed us to keep using the old Keil versions intact.
In general we have found that the batch process works much better than the IDE when we have to delve into ancient projects.
In general we have found that the batch process works much better than the IDE
AMEN and amen
Erik
I was referring to the really old stuff.
>> In general we have found that the batch process >>works much better than the IDE
> AMEN and amen I was referring to the really old stuff.
In my opinion make+shell+options gives me a much better feeling of and control over what's being done than an IDE. But I guess that's a personal preference. Commandline on Windows does have it's challenges though :-)