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Nicolai Hansen Guest
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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2003 9:56 am Post subject: System51 question |
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Yes I know this got nothing to do with Delphi, but I recall discussing
System51 and microprocessor programming with someone earlier on :p
Or if someone could guide me to a NG for this compiler it would be
appreciated, too (I couldn't find any) ;)
If someone else is using that old compiler, do you know how to
initialise variables? Like
var
s: String[16]='1234567890123456';
in Delphi. It would save me quite a lot of code space
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David Reeve Guest
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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2003 11:03 am Post subject: Re: System51 question |
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"Nicolai Hansen" <nic (AT) aub (DOT) dk> wrote
| Quote: | Yes I know this got nothing to do with Delphi, but I recall discussing
System51 and microprocessor programming with someone earlier on :p
Or if someone could guide me to a NG for this compiler it would be
appreciated, too (I couldn't find any) ;)
If someone else is using that old compiler, do you know how to
initialise variables? Like
var
s: String[16]='1234567890123456';
in Delphi. It would save me quite a lot of code space
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We exchanged a few ideas on 8051 compilers, but I can't help you with your
question. All my experience with 8051s is in assembler, that's why I was
curious about porting some Delphi code. In the event, the 'need' seems to
have evaporated for the time being, which might be just as well.:-)
Dave
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Nicolai Hansen Guest
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Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 8:18 am Post subject: Re: System51 question |
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| Quote: | We exchanged a few ideas on 8051 compilers, but I can't help you with your
question. All my experience with 8051s is in assembler, that's why I was
curious about porting some Delphi code. In the event, the 'need' seems to
have evaporated for the time being, which might be just as well.
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damn
I only got like 20K left to code in
Guess I'll just have to place all my tables on some excact ram
addresses and upload the ram block along with the code... such a
painful pain :(
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