• Does Keil c51 support to store a integer in a reversed order?
    Keil c stores the high byte of an integer in the lower physical address, for example: data unsigned integer nn; nn = 0x1234; we will find that 0x12 is stored in the phiscal address of 00h, and...
  • Does Keil c51 support to store a integer in a reversed order?
    Keil c stores the high byte of an integer in the lower physical address, for example: data unsigned integer nn; nn = 0x1234; we will find that 0x12 is stored in the phiscal address of 00h, and...
  • txd an array and rxd the array value in reverse order, using HTerm.
    the code below is transmit and receive an array data serial. the array data is to be transmitted back in the reverse order. HTerm is used in place of hyperTerminal #include <reg51.h> #include <stdio...
  • txd an array and rxd the array value in reverse order, using HTerm.
    the code below is transmit and receive an array data serial. the array data is to be transmitted back in the reverse order. HTerm is used in place of hyperTerminal #include <reg51.h> #include <stdio...
  • bit reverse
    I was hoping that there would be some psuedo or example code for the CMSIS generated bit reverse look up tables for the FFTs. I would like to try and extend the FFT to 8k in length. So I am looking at...