I'm just now evaluating the latest Keil c51 tool. In the past, I've used c compilers for other embedded platforms. Many of these other platforms not only provided a good compiler, but provided great code "examples" and libraries. For instance, a already coded character LCD "library". So far with the evaluation of Keil, I've noticed rather minimal library support. And the examples that I looked at didn't look like they would be very helpful to me. I've got a couple questions: 1) Does a purchased version contain additional libraries that the evaluation version does not? Any extra stuff that would speed up the process of coding basic interface libraries common to most embedded systems (i2c, lcd, keypad, etc)? 2) How is the documentation on the compiler\tools? Thorough and easy to get up to speed on? Thanks John Yemos
Oh wow...I must have overlooked that. I'm 99% sure we are purchasing Keil on Monday, however I'm going to get a jump start on my getting up to speed with Keil over the weekend. Thanks for the links Jon