how we use single pin in any port by using c program for 89s51

The solutions are simple and straightforward but the meandering about the solution goes on for pages, usually involving the right way to post codes or the use of the english language
1) "The solution is simple and straightforward" and thus show that the OP did not bother to read the manual, let alone go through the "getting started guide".
2) if anyone after being told about "the right way to post code" would do so, there would be one and only one post on that subject.
3) nobody discuss "the use of the english language" but using SMS in a professional forum is abnomiable.

Erik

The solutions are simple and straightforward but the meandering about the solution goes on for pages, usually involving the right way to post codes or the use of the english language
1) "The solution is simple and straightforward" and thus show that the OP did not bother to read the manual, let alone go through the "getting started guide".
2) if anyone after being told about "the right way to post code" would do so, there would be one and only one post on that subject.
3) nobody discuss "the use of the english language" but using SMS in a professional forum is abnomiable.

Erik

And "abnomiable" must be a new word for me to learn :p

Sounds like a math term - the dividable binomial?

google corrected my spelling, I entered abnomiable dictionary

education.yahoo.com/.../abominable

Erik

Yes, I was aware of the intended word. That was why I ended the sentence by sticking out my tongue ;)

Most people have heard about the Abominable Snowman.

And in the quite recent movie The Incredible Hulk, he is fighting against the Abomination.

That was why I ended the sentence by sticking out my tongue
had no idea that was what :p ment.

Trevlig helg

Erik

PS if I recall, you live quite northerly in Sweden, are you getting ready to be snowed in :)

It was a bit hard to see that it was a tongue, since the symbol should have used a capital P.

We got the first snow today. Not much, but to the south they got 17cm (7"), and they are warning for slick roads in most parts of Sweden.

I have to put on the winter tires and soon start to enjoy my four-wheel-drive :)

Oops. Didn't mean to be rude. I was using IE (silly me) and it died while I was writing the previous answer.

Trevlig helg själv!

Alas, national characters doesn't work so well :(

Keil sends out this page claiming to use the utf-8 encoding, but their forum do not support utf-8.