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amsung2
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Compiling 8051 Programs

10/09/2008 11:58 AM

i downloaded TASM (not sure which version), now i need to compile my 8051 experiments using the program. please, please give me complete step by step instructions as to compile an 8051 (89c51) program written in assembly using TASM. i believe it goes: 1)write the code in word pad and save it as xyz.asm (in the same directory is TASM?) 2)open DOS go to the TASM direcory, the type: TASM xyz.asm or link tasm xyz.asm..... (later?)
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charlie_r
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Re: Compiling 8051 Programs

10/10/2008 7:05 AM

You could google 8051 tutorials, and check out a few of the results. Or better yet, you could google TASM tutorials.

I guarantee you will find what you are looking for. I did, but won't post the results. You need to learn to do this for yourself.

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Re: Compiling 8051 Programs

10/10/2008 7:44 AM

Try Top-View Simulator software. Write your code in this software and run program and get output.
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