yes, i did google and i got a gaggle of garbage a few good links
and somw great stuff with dead or deadend links.

a product called **UMPS** came up alot and i saw a screen for it
then all the references eventually go back to
http://www.vmdesign.com which appears to just be one of those crappy
search compilation sites with even more garbage and redirects
etc.....

Anyone know wherer one can download the **UMPS** micro controller
softweare suite ??


There was a good source forge product called **MCU 8051 IDE** but
it only runs under unix as it was built on TCL/TKL which i
suppose a windoze implementation can be found but there is no
mention at source forge and they are usually pretty good about
that.

any experiences with ** MCU 8051 IDE ** ?

Any other recommendations for freeware/evalware low cost ware ??

looking for a good dis-assembler that will help with
***readability*** like putting in labels for func type jumps,
formatting data and and maybe create comments for magic number
or port refernces etc...

thanks for any help,
robb

robb wrote:
> yes, i did google and i got a gaggle of garbage a few good links
> and somw great stuff with dead or deadend links.

Get thee to http://www.8052.com
[snip...snip...]

> any experiences with ** MCU 8051 IDE ** ?

All you really need is "make".

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"Rich Webb" <bbew.ar@mapson.nozirev.ten> wrote in message
news:13mg7i9gkda6d9a@corp.supernews.com...
> robb wrote:
> > yes, i did google and i got a gaggle of garbage a few good
links
> > and somw great stuff with dead or deadend links.
>
> Get thee to http://www.8052.com
> [snip...snip...]
>
> > any experiences with ** MCU 8051 IDE ** ?
>
> All you really need is "make".
>
> --
> Rich Webb Norfolk, VA

thanks for help Rich,

this is not for new development but rather semi-reverse
engineering for repair purposes.

so, i think this best accomplished in a simulator with all
memory, regs , I/O viewable and modifiable.
i find visual representations and interfaces to internal events
can help improve ones efficiency at digesting large quantities of
information and help associate the numerous unknowns.

thanks again for the help, 8052 has lots of what i was looking
for,
robb

Google MIDE-15
"robb" <some@where.on.net> wrote in message
news:13mg5k0opdsgl07@corp.supernews.com...
> yes, i did google and i got a gaggle of garbage a few good links
> and somw great stuff with dead or deadend links.
>
> a product called **UMPS** came up alot and i saw a screen for it
> then all the references eventually go back to
> http://www.vmdesign.com which appears to just be one of those crappy
> search compilation sites with even more garbage and redirects
> etc.....
>
> Anyone know wherer one can download the **UMPS** micro controller
> softweare suite ??
>
>
> There was a good source forge product called **MCU 8051 IDE** but
> it only runs under unix as it was built on TCL/TKL which i
> suppose a windoze implementation can be found but there is no
> mention at source forge and they are usually pretty good about
> that.
>
> any experiences with ** MCU 8051 IDE ** ?
>
> Any other recommendations for freeware/evalware low cost ware ??
>
> looking for a good dis-assembler that will help with
> ***readability*** like putting in labels for func type jumps,
> formatting data and and maybe create comments for magic number
> or port refernces etc...
>
> thanks for any help,
> robb
>
>

In message <13miu9a7rap8m95@corp.supernews.com>, robb
<some@where.on.net> writes
>
>"Rich Webb" <bbew.ar@mapson.nozirev.ten> wrote in message
>news:13mg7i9gkda6d9a@corp.supernews.com...
>> robb wrote:
>> > yes, i did google and i got a gaggle of garbage a few good
>links
>> > and somw great stuff with dead or deadend links.
>>
>> Get thee to http://www.8052.com
>> [snip...snip...]
>>
>> > any experiences with ** MCU 8051 IDE ** ?
>>
>> All you really need is "make".
>>
>> --
>> Rich Webb Norfolk, VA
>
>thanks for help Rich,
>
>this is not for new development but rather semi-reverse
>engineering for repair purposes.
>
>so, i think this best accomplished in a simulator with all
>memory, regs , I/O viewable and modifiable.
>i find visual representations and interfaces to internal events
>can help improve ones efficiency at digesting large quantities of
>information and help associate the numerous unknowns.
>
>thanks again for the help, 8052 has lots of what i was looking
>for,
>robb

Best solution is the Keil C51 simulator in uVision

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