Re: IAR v/s KEIL for 8051
- From: "robbie chen" <robbiecn@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Jun 2005 03:06:28 -0700
Keil is an welll-integrated toolkit.Now its name is uVersion 2.Once I
used SyncMOS 51 chipset to build a voice terminal. I think you can do
everything in Keil uVersion 2, coding, compiling, debugging, managing
your project file. There is one issue, when I use hardware emulator to
debug , I can't debug in source code level because all the source code
is invisible.
The performance of compiler, how to evaluate it? I think the code we
design decide the performances.Ineffective code causes poor
performance.
Maybe you can lookup 8051 microcontroller FAQ in www.faq.org, it
include detailed info.
Good luck
.
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