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Keil uV4 for Windows 8

Keil uV4 portable version is not working at Windows 8. How to fix ?

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  • Lomas,

    I would recommend using another embedded controller with a free evaluation board. I would start with an ATmega or ATtiny chip from Atmel and use their Atmel Studio tool, which is free. Keil does have it's perks but from a starters standpoint (I think that's what you said your situation was), Keil and 8051 are probably the wrong way to go (especially if you don't have a legit copy).

    You can get free samples as well as their evaluation software from Atmel's website:
    www.atmel.com/default.aspx

    Atmel also has a very helpful community with many tutorials here:
    www.avrfreaks.net/index.php

    If you can use an evaluation version from Keil, you will be space limited but can still use it legally but, realistically, the community here is much rougher and tutorials are harder to come by. I wouldn't recommend for anyone to start with Keil/8051 but that's just me.

    So to sum it up, if you're trying to learn Embedded Systems, I would definitely not start here. Good luck!

    Note: If you are not a beginner and are comfortable working with Keil/8051, disregard this post . . . :p

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  • Lomas,

    I would recommend using another embedded controller with a free evaluation board. I would start with an ATmega or ATtiny chip from Atmel and use their Atmel Studio tool, which is free. Keil does have it's perks but from a starters standpoint (I think that's what you said your situation was), Keil and 8051 are probably the wrong way to go (especially if you don't have a legit copy).

    You can get free samples as well as their evaluation software from Atmel's website:
    www.atmel.com/default.aspx

    Atmel also has a very helpful community with many tutorials here:
    www.avrfreaks.net/index.php

    If you can use an evaluation version from Keil, you will be space limited but can still use it legally but, realistically, the community here is much rougher and tutorials are harder to come by. I wouldn't recommend for anyone to start with Keil/8051 but that's just me.

    So to sum it up, if you're trying to learn Embedded Systems, I would definitely not start here. Good luck!

    Note: If you are not a beginner and are comfortable working with Keil/8051, disregard this post . . . :p

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