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Perpetual motion controller

Zarstey Larafag

Hi,

I have this design for a controller but i dont know the program for it?

Where can I find the code for it? I tried google coding but cannot find it. I normally write Pascal(Delphi) but this needs to be in Keil C for a 8051.

I need to get it working quickly. Who will help?

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Cpt. Vince

    AP2AC.exe sounds like the answer to all my problems! I can finally get all of my VB excel macros off of windows and on to my mcu...

    If it only supported PICs :(

    Seriously though, I think you can use the AP2AC.exe utility to create the Linux port. The command looks something like this:

    AP2AC AP2AC.exe -8086 -LinuxGCCUbuntuRedHatDebianOSXanythingbutWindows AP2AC

    The trick is to specify the LinuxGCCUbuntuRedHatDebianOSXanythingbutWindows tag, and to make sure that you don't specify an extension for the resulting program. It's also worth noting that you can specify this tag with a -8051 or -ARM7M3 target for those of us out there using OSX on 8051's and ARM7M3's.

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Cpt. Vince

    AP2AC.exe sounds like the answer to all my problems! I can finally get all of my VB excel macros off of windows and on to my mcu...

    If it only supported PICs :(

    Seriously though, I think you can use the AP2AC.exe utility to create the Linux port. The command looks something like this:

    AP2AC AP2AC.exe -8086 -LinuxGCCUbuntuRedHatDebianOSXanythingbutWindows AP2AC

    The trick is to specify the LinuxGCCUbuntuRedHatDebianOSXanythingbutWindows tag, and to make sure that you don't specify an extension for the resulting program. It's also worth noting that you can specify this tag with a -8051 or -ARM7M3 target for those of us out there using OSX on 8051's and ARM7M3's.

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