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What is the best debugger for 8051 ?

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noice debugger

Hi

What is the best debugger for 8051 ?

tnx.
 

pinnacle 52pnx

I think Vault is a good simulator.
Check it here:
**broken link removed**
 

8051 simulator cygwin

Raisonance's C Compiler has a good 51 simulator.

Look at the free eval version (4ko limited)

h**p://www.raisonance.com/download/index.php
 

In system hardware debugger !

I think I forgot to say : I want a free and good hardware debugger (or emulator) for 8051

any help?

tnx
 

HW/SW emulator

ucSim is free, but its just a simulator
hттp://mazsola.iit.uni-miskolc.hu/~drdani/embedded/ucsim/

I have a HW/SW solution (but it is not free):
A custom dll (plugin) for well known compiler, using @ppNote 154.
All I/O actions of the simulator redirected by this dll to LPT port (EPP mode) into FPGA, that replaces 8051.
 

On NoIce site you could read :

# Enough EPROM to hold the monitor (about 1024 bytes; smaller than most stand-alone monitors).
# Enough RAM to hold the monitor's data (32 to 256 bytes, depending on the number of processor registers and the desired communications buffer size)
# A UART to communicate with the PC host (or an input bit, an output bit, and the appropriate user-provided bit-banging serial code)
# Enough RAM to hold the program to be downloaded and debugged. If the processor distinguishes between code and data space (e.g., the 8051 or the Z8), then hardware external to the processor is required to allow the program space to be read and written by the processor. On the 8051, this usually means circuitry to OR together PSEN and RD, and to connect WR.
# Special hardware to support single step operation is not required.

Bye !
 

mon51

have you already tried Monitor 51? which compiler do you use???

regards,

2000
 

8051 simulator

hello some years back I have used DS51.
it is a good simulator for 8051
Everything except external interrupts can be simulated.
:D :D
 

Re: 8051 simulator

egemini said:
Everything except external interrupts can be simulated.
:D :D
So it is not the best simulator because other simulators will do that

usbman
 

OK. Therefore anybody not use a hardware simulator !!!!

please tell me where can I found a schematic circuit of a hardware that will work with noice debugger.

tnx for all answer.
 

You should check the Mon51.pdf at ke*il
The hw requirements for noice and Mon51 are the same.

UsbMan
 

Also Ke*l Application Note : "apnt_152.pdf"

Bye
 

What about the Smal Devices C compiler
http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/

It's open source, available for linux an windows (using cygwin) and has support for the 8051 and zilog Z80

Antharax
 

pinnacle 52 best debugger
program and crack
**broken link removed**
bye
 

Hi Thief,

The link is not longer available. Can you PM to me the patch for this software. It has been posted long time ago on elektroda by a guy who suggested to change two bytes inside pin52dll.dll, but I lost that image.

Hope that the patch it's not that one spreaded on internet which replace the Pnx.ini file. It won't work.


Thank you,
Silvio
 

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