In a "normal" 'C' project, you would expect to find things like stdio.h included in many places throughout the Project; similarly, in a C51 project, you would expect to find many (most?) of …

Hi, I am building a project that includes an ABS file. The ABS file was built previously for a ROM build. I am now trying to build a "patch" and including t

Trouble is, whatever's on those CDs is likely to be written for tools and products decades out of date - so you're just going to keep hitting that same barrier!

I am a newbie user to A51. Can anyone suggest a way to resolve the reported "OVERLAP" conflict caused by the source code listed below which uses Absolute addresses

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You need to remember that two things are needed to find a file: 1. Its name (eg, Text1.c), and 2. Its location, or "path" (eg, C:\Keil\C51\BIN)

Joel Rodríguez asked, "And how do i find these files?" The location of the files should be stated in the "Manual" that you said you're working from...

"3 Enter the HEX file name into the field Project — Options for Target — Output — Name of Executable ." Make sure you have the file name with .hex extension on the target

Declaration is identical to the one in STDIO.H apart from the 'small reentrant' function attributes. But I need my replacement _getkey function to simulate a reentrant stack in idata memory.

Check the paths in the project. Note that the message indicates a path that is three directories above the root directory: