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SDCC configured to work with a good editor like crimson editor ( http://www.crimsoneditor.com/ ) makes a good TOALLY FREE development environment for 8051.
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If your project is not to big, then maybe you can try Keil's C51 compiler. It has a free evaluation copy, it has most of the functions in registered version, but the program code size is limited to 2K.
However, I think this compiler generate quite efficient code. I guess 2K is sufficient for small school project.
i'm still in the progress of learning 8051..
just a simple question for u guys..
what's the difference between simulator and emulator for 8051?
aren't they the same?
i'm still in the progress of learning 8051..
just a simple question for u guys..
what's the difference between simulator and emulator for 8051?
aren't they the same?
Simulator is only software that simulate your program. For example, you run your program in your computer, and check the internal register value, RAM etc.
Emulator isn't software simulation onnly, it enables you to connect and run the hardware. Similiar with simulator, you could halt the program, check the register value etc.
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