C Compiler for 8051 microcontroler

Hi folks..

I looking for C compilers (and C++ if exist) for developing systems for 8051 uC.

Thanks..

Rafael Dias schrieb:

> I looking for C compilers (and C++ if exist) for developing systems for 8051 uC.

... then look at http://www.8052.com. There are many links.

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Rafael Dias wrote:
> 
> Hi folks..
> 
> I looking for C compilers (and C++ if exist) for developing systems for 8051 uC.
> 
> Thanks..

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I've used is from Keil.  Would trust nothing else.  http://www.keil.com/

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"Rafael Dias" <rdmeneze@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
news:3e2bf39f.0401081053.309bcc13@posting.google.com...
> Hi folks..
>
> I looking for C compilers (and C++ if exist) for developing systems for
8051 uC.
>
> Thanks..

Keil is very good. Haven't tried others.

"MArk" <marky@mark.com> wrote in message news:<btllja$rt$1@ls219.htnet.hr>...
> Keil is very good. Haven't tried others.

Keil is good but costs $$$.  Decent freeware one is SDCC (small device c ompiler)

go here:

http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/

In article <a700329f.0401091415.274e290e@posting.google.com>, James
Miles <liquidl@email.com> writes
>"MArk" <marky@mark.com> wrote in message news:<btllja$rt$1@ls219.htnet.hr>...
>> Keil is very good. Haven't tried others.
>
>Keil is good but costs $$$.  
Yes

>Decent freeware one is SDCC (small device c 
>ompiler)

Well it is free.. but hardley decent yet. 

Try the Dunfeild compiler for a reasonable inexpensvie C compiler for
the 8051


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Chris Hills threw some tea leaves on the floor
 and this is what they wrote:

> In article <a700329f.0401091415.274e290e@posting.google.com>, James
> Miles <liquidl@email.com> writes
>>"MArk" <marky@mark.com> wrote in message news:<btllja$rt$1@ls219.htnet.hr>...
>>> Keil is very good. Haven't tried others.
>>
>>Keil is good but costs $$$.  
> Yes
>
>>Decent freeware one is SDCC (small device c 
>>ompiler)
>
> Well it is free.. but hardley decent yet.

Here we go again!

SDCC *is* decent (depending upon your definition of decent :).

I've used it to drive a LCD display via a AT89C2051, drive a stepper,
and various other things. It has an excellent PC simulator, and quite a
few libraries.

SDCC is Free and unlimited.

It's also very stable and works nicely with all the Unix toolsets etc.

Sure it's not as smooth as Keil stuff, but it's most certainly usable
right *now* and has been for years.



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Chris Hills wrote:
> In article <a700329f.0401091415.274e290e@posting.google.com>, James
> Miles <liquidl@email.com> writes
> 
>>"MArk" <marky@mark.com> wrote in message news:<btllja$rt$1@ls219.htnet.hr>...
>>
>>>Keil is very good. Haven't tried others.
>>
>>Keil is good but costs $$$.  
> 
> Yes
> 
> 
>>Decent freeware one is SDCC (small device c 
>>ompiler)
> 
> 
> Well it is free.. but hardley decent yet. 
> 
> Try the Dunfeild compiler for a reasonable inexpensvie C compiler for
> the 8051
> 

Not enough information. If he is a hobbyist, suggesting Keil is as inappropriate
as farting loudly in church.

The eval mode is not even worth talking about. Dunfield might be OK, but I've never
heard anyone around here talk about it, good or otherwise.


[...]

>> Well it is free.. but hardley decent yet. 
>> 
>> Try the Dunfeild compiler for a reasonable inexpensvie C compiler for
>> the 8051
>> 

>Not enough information. If he is a hobbyist, suggesting Keil is as inappropriate
>as farting loudly in church.

>The eval mode is not even worth talking about. Dunfield might be OK, but I've never
>heard anyone around here talk about it, good or otherwise.

Thats because I don't believe in using public usenet groups to promote my
products (see my faq's) - I take it to email asap (exception when people start
thinking I don't exist anymore :-) - been in the business since 83.

Regards,

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