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| - | The way the 8051 addresses various areas of memory using different types of calls is strange, and probably not very efficient, but it has served the 8051 architecture well, and if you use a C compiler (there are many very excellent C compilers for the 8051, including a free one), that is largely transparent (see below) | + | The way the 8051 addresses various areas of memory using different types of calls is strange, and probably not very efficient, but it has served the 8051 architecture well, and if you use a C compiler (there are several C compilers for the 8051, including a free one), that is largely transparent (see below) |
| When I went from the Motorola 6805 programmed in assembly to the 8051 (assembly also), what a headache, but as soon as I started using C on the 8051, what a pleasure. There was no going back. | When I went from the Motorola 6805 programmed in assembly to the 8051 (assembly also), what a headache, but as soon as I started using C on the 8051, what a pleasure. There was no going back. | ||