WHAT IS COMMAND LINE IN KEIL? HOW TO PASS PARAMETER VIA IT? FOR COMPILING PROGRAM BY --C99 WHICH PARAMETER HAS TO BE SET
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Its for LM3S8962. How to build with C99?
So why did you say 89C51, then??!
All the ARM tool manuals are here:
http://www.keil.com/support/man_arm.htm
You should start, as the name suggests, with the Primer:
http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/gsac/
Again, work through the example programs in the uVision manual:
http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/uv4/uv4_examples.htm
Books to help you:
http://www.keil.com/books/
Earlier I used CCS for LM3S8962. But if now shifted to Keil. So I tried 89C51 with Keil for starter, but at last have to keil for LM
Read this www.cprogramming.com/.../lesson14.html. It says "Command-line arguments are given after the name of a program in command-line operating systems like DOS or Linux, "
But how/where is place for enter the parameters.
At the command line!
Open up a command line console; e.g., select "run ...", type "cmd" and press "ok".
Then type in the command line you require.
Have to never used anything else except a GUI?
That's talking about passing arguments to your program at run time from an OS such as MS-DOS or UNIX/Linux.
Do you have an OS such as MS-DOS or UNIX/Linux on your LM3S8962...?
To pass controls to the tools at build time - see the Documentation for the tools!
Have you studied the specific documentation for the Keil tools yet?
Note that your link didn't work because you put a full-stop ("period") at the end of it. Always leave clear whitespace around URLs - otherwise the "linkification" won't work. The correct link is:
www.cprogramming.com/.../lesson14.html
Aparently not! (CCS is a GUI/IDE).
But there is no need to!
As already noted, build-time controls for the tools can be specified via the GUI (uVision or CCS or whatever) - the OP needs to Please read the manual for details...
What's the world coming to?
IMHO, knowing the command line is a fundamental.
I can even get to a command line on my Android phone.
Agreed - and this thread is a perfect example!