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Use c51 v3.4 compiler with windows XP.

Bea Ruiz

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!

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  • 0 in reply to erik malund


    >> 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 :-)

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  • 0 in reply to erik malund


    >> 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 :-)

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