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You might have seen a " Hello World! " program code example while learning some programming language. While it is useful for getting familiar with the basics of that language, it also gives you a head start in that environment. If you ever want to learn some new programming language, you might want to Google out a "Hello world!' program code to get started. The code I am about to discuss serves the same purpose for the 8051 microcontroller because it is the most simplest task to perform. Play close attention if you want everything to work properly. READ MORE

I have already written a brief post on how to use KEIL uVision in which I deliberately left the debugging part out because I wanted to talk about it at a proper time. I think it's now. If you haven't noticed it yet, KEIL uVision is also a debugger and will help you debug many of your codes and programs. The debugging environment of KEIL is very simple to understand and make use of. Today, I will introduce you to it. Ready? UPDATE: You can also click this link for an updated version of this post. READ MORE

Finally you have decided to write your own code for the 8051 microcontroller. It doesn't matter whether you have chosen Assembly or C Language for yourself but what matters now is that you need an environment specially designed for 8051. Basically you are looking out for IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that will help you build and compile programs. While there are many options out there, I prefer KEIL uVision in this regard. UPDATE: You can also click this link for an updated version of this post. READ MORE