I am really sorry to bring this up in your AVR forum, but as I've seen, some of you have experience with the 8051 microcontrollers. I've been reading some posts here, about programming the AT89S52 with STK500 and AVRISP in AVR Studio. But what I have yet to find out is if you are compiling the source code from within AVR Studio with AVR GCC? My first thought would be hell no, you can't. No Skill Delay Hack Ragnarok Character more. Buderus Ecomatic 4000 Schaltplan Pdf Viewer on this page. But no one specifies what compiler they've actually used.

I'm trying to gather enough information to complete a AT89S52 programming environment. This is how far I've gotten: - Can be programmed with both my STK500 and by AVRISP (you think my AVRISP v2 programmer from Pololu will work? ) - Can be programmed from AVR Studio What I have yet to find out - Must I invert the reset signal by hardware? - Can I compile code with AVR GCC?

For those who have a complete programming environment for Atmel 8051 series (specifically AT89S52), using mostly AVR based tools, I would be very happy to hear from you. Westfw wrote: gcc does not support the 8051 architecture at all, so no avr-gcc, nor any other gcc. I assume most people are using an assembler.

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There is also 'SDCC' the Small Device C Compiler. I think I've heard that it works reasonably well for 8051. And of course various vendor-provided compilers (Keil and IAR being two of the well-know vendors.) (Atmel has a VS-based development environment for at least some of their 8051 products, including a binary of SDCC) I know MikroElektronika has an IDE specificly for Atmel 8051 also! I will check that Atmel alternative you're mentioning. I was hoping to use AVR Studio, so switching between AVRs and 8051 would be less of a hassle. If I can find a compiler I like, that works, I can just type in it's executable file somewhere in AS, right? Btw, VS = visual basic? Soundgarden Superunknown Zip Rar Files on this page.