Which one?

it may be 8051 and other

programming in 8051 microcontroller in assembly language

Likely I will shoot my own feet with this reply, but still I would like to say a bit about this...

for a good programmer of assembly it would be much more likely to choose such "way"... It´s still the more universal.

but, looking into the other side, you see that to program a microcontroller, you need the computer, the link´s, the software and the machine it self, so there I do not see any m0ore complication...(I mean for those that use assembly and for those that choose to use a microcontroller with a 'C' compiler).

is it ?

I'm not sure I understand you, but the big problem with 'C' is that you still have to write all the actual I/Ostuff in assembler for your specific hardware, unless you are using existing hardware with drivers already written.
I personally find C horrible for low level applications
error ; expected ... WALOOB!
Doubtless it's fine if you have the fancy hardware and software to debug it, but try doing it without an emulator!
Del

There may have been a misunderstanding, the OP has mentioned an 8051 if I remember correctly and Del is right, you do need a load of books etc..

Now if the OP went for a PIC, especially one using BASIC, that would fit better with what you said......

I personally would not touch and 8051, or Z80 or similar ever again as the amount of hardware needed to get a working system can make it a real business.... the modern PICs have it for me, especially with their low, low price, also because there are some fantastic forums around to support users, especially new ones....

So BASICally you are both right to my mind.......shame you marked yourself off topic rather heavily.....

Yes, that was PIC that I was refering to... Since I never worked with other similar devices I do not know the hardware configuration needed to make them pump the bytes , so I asked... being the comment of the topic (snif, snif) was just a distraction... but I´ll ask the moderator´s to change it, if you want to!

have a nice day!

You certainly did not need to mark yourself off topic, you must remember to un-tick that box when posting.

Whether or not the moderator will change that I don't know, you can ask if you feel its important. We have all done it at some point.....No big deal.....

PROGRAMMING THE MICROCONTROLLER

We use a great deal of Arduino boards here. The language is an offshoot of "C".

Try this site:

http://www.plcs.net