Assembly Language Programming On Keil

Hi

I have access to the Keil software.

I would like to use it but everybody (who knows)do not have time to teach me.

Is there a simple tutorial that:

1) Gives an example in C

2) Shows how to convert the code (suitable for use in a C51 micro)using Keil.

3) Use Keil to emulate the convereted code


Thanks in advance.

Hi

I have access to the Keil software.

I would like to use it but everybody (who knows)do not have time to teach me.

Is there a simple tutorial that:

1) Gives an example in C

2) Shows how to convert the code (suitable for use in a C51 micro)using Keil.

3) Use Keil to emulate the convereted code


Thanks in advance.

Well, to me it makes sense that the way to get started would be to have a look at the "getting started guide" that you find right here.

Erik

"Is there a simple tutorial"

Yes!

The document you require is the uVision Getting Started Guide.
Read it, and work through the example projects in it.

This will give you a fine introduction to the tools, how they work, and how to use them.
(The uVision Getting Started Guide is available on the 'Books' tab in the 'Project' Window; The 'Books' window is also available via the 'Help' menu; failing all that, search for GS51.PDF in your Keil folder)

If you have the CD, there also used to be some introductory videos on it that walked you through the tools - dunno if they still do that?

Also, take a look at the Quick Start Guide:
http://www.keil.com/uvision2/

And there are plenty of examples, application notes, etc in the Support section of this very site!

"3) Use Keil to emulate the convereted code"

Note that uVision includes a Simulator; ie, a piece of software that runs your 8051 code on your PC - simulating a real processor.

An Emulator (strictly, and In-Circuit Emulator, or ICE) is a piece of equipment that plugs into your target hardware and executes your code in situ. uVision can interface to various emulators - for further details, it's probably best to contact the Emulator manufacturer.