The Silabs processors would be my recommendation too.
Easy to work with, built-in clock sources, good ADC and a fast CPU (few
cycles per instruction) and the tools work well.
I have used the C8051F930 in three recent projects and I would use it again.
The Silabs processors don't have dual DPTR a
Hello,
SiLabs has no dual DPTR processors.
The EMI0CN is the equivalent of P2 on a traditional 8051 for MOVX @Ri
instructions. It is used by SDCC for pdata access. Mucking about with it
in your code can lead to 'interesting' problems, similar to writing
DPL/DPH in your code. Not something a 'real
Hello,
moduchar.c takes place here:
sdcc/device/lib/pic14/libsdcc
Regards,
Zsolt
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On 08.07.2016 11:06, Maarten Brock wrote:
> Hello,
>
> SiLabs has no dual DPTR processors.
>
> The EMI0CN is the equivalent of P2 on a traditional 8051 for MOVX @Ri
> instructions. It is used by SDCC for pdata access. Mucking about with it
> in your code can lead to 'interesting' problems, simila
On 07.07.2016 05:42, Sab V wrote:
> This may not meet all your requirements, but you should look at the FX2
> from cypress.
FX2LP looks good: 16 KB shared data/code RAM. Free fxload tool (even
already in Debian GNU/Linux). Cheap (approx. 10 € dev boards). AMD
80C521-like dual dptr.
Philipp
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