gnupic: Thread: Re: [gnupic] NEWBIE... & 8051

On Sat April 14 2007 10:10, Gonzalo A. Aranda Corral wrote:
>  Hi to all!!
>
> Im very newbie on linux... and I need to develop some programs for 8051!
>
> Id like that somebody could help me and let me know which are the tools to
> develop, simulate... and record into the chip!
>
> All of them... under LINUX!!
>
Try http://www.8052.com

This is a Microchip PIC mailing list.

Jeff

Gonzalo A. Aranda Corral napisał(a):
>  Hi to all!!
>
> Im very newbie on linux... and I need to develop some programs for 8051!
>
> Id like that somebody could help me and let me know which are the tools to
> develop, simulate... and record into the chip!
>
> All of them... under LINUX!!
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>   
Try http://sdcc.sf.net for C-compiler.
Cheers, Wojtek

On Sat, Apr 14, 2007 at 10:49:39AM -0700, Jeff wrote:
> On Sat April 14 2007 10:10, Gonzalo A. Aranda Corral wrote:
> >  Hi to all!!
> >
> > Im very newbie on linux... and I need to develop some programs for 8051!
> >
> > Id like that somebody could help me and let me know which are the tools to
> > develop, simulate... and record into the chip!
> >
> > All of them... under LINUX!!
> >
> Try http://www.8052.com
> 
> This is a Microchip PIC mailing list.

To a point. There have been wider microcontroller development discussions
that were not only PIC related in the past.

To Gonzalo: I would advise taking a read of an excellent piece written by
Eric Raymond. It's called "How to ask questions the smart way." You can
find it here:

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

One of the major points to question asking is to show that you've made an
attempt to research the answer yourself. I have my doubts here because the
first hit in Google for the search "8051 Linux" popped up:

http://www.pjrc.com/tech/8051

Which is a page dedicated to Linux tools for the 8051 platform.

BAJ (posting from his now different E-mail address)