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UML with keil for 8051

Hello,

Is it possible to programm in UML with Keil for the 8051?

I see in my installation cd that is possible with the ARM but with the 8051?

Tanks for your answer.

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  • Remember that "UML" = Universal Modelling Language - it's not a programming language!

    Having said that, some UML tools do have code-generation facilities.

    So there's nothing to stop you from doing your modelling in UML - using any tool that takes your fancy - and then coding manually from that in the time-worn manner.

    I think iLogix used to work with Keil - I think they're now Telelogic, who say,

    "Generates complete applications in C/C++/ and Ada for 8/16/and 32 bit applications"

    Their Free UML modeller: www.telelogic.com/.../specifications.cfm

    Take a look at this thread: www.8052.com/.../read.phtml

    Many 8051 developers seem to balk at the price of just the Keil tools - they'd have kittens at the merest hint to the price of these full-blown UML systems...!!
    Generally, the scale of a project appropriate to an 8051 doesn't really warrant the kind of investment required for these kind of tools - including all the training, infrastructure, etc, to support them

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  • Remember that "UML" = Universal Modelling Language - it's not a programming language!

    Having said that, some UML tools do have code-generation facilities.

    So there's nothing to stop you from doing your modelling in UML - using any tool that takes your fancy - and then coding manually from that in the time-worn manner.

    I think iLogix used to work with Keil - I think they're now Telelogic, who say,

    "Generates complete applications in C/C++/ and Ada for 8/16/and 32 bit applications"

    Their Free UML modeller: www.telelogic.com/.../specifications.cfm

    Take a look at this thread: www.8052.com/.../read.phtml

    Many 8051 developers seem to balk at the price of just the Keil tools - they'd have kittens at the merest hint to the price of these full-blown UML systems...!!
    Generally, the scale of a project appropriate to an 8051 doesn't really warrant the kind of investment required for these kind of tools - including all the training, infrastructure, etc, to support them

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