Auto baud error

#include <REGX51.H>
void delay(unsigned int value);
void main()
{ while(1)
{ P1_0 = ~P1_0; delay(10000);

P1_1 = ~P1_1; delay(40000);

P2_0 = ~P2_0; delay(80000);

P2_1 = ~P2_1; delay(120000);

}
}

void delay(unsigned int value)
{ unsigned int i,j; for(i=0;i<65535;i++); for(j=0;j<value;j++);
}

I cant able to fuse the code in chip(p89v51rd2) using flash magic. It always diplay like "reset device to ISP mode now". Kindly help me regarding this.

 This is not a Keil issue, but

using flash magic. It always diplay like "reset device to ISP mode now". Kindly help me regarding this.

This is not a Keil issue, but, if I recall, you need to reset the chip after starting FM. If this is not it post at the FM forum.

Erik

 RE: This is not a Keil issue, but

i think i fix the bug in delay for you

unsigned int k;

void delay(unsigned int value)
{
    unsigned int i,j;

    for(i=0;i<65535;i=i+1)
        for(j=0;j<value;j=k+1)
            ;
}

 RE: This is not a Keil issue, but

Are you just bored, or why do you run around making random posts?

How clever is it to have a loop with loop variable j, that all the time gets "incremented" to j=k+1? So exactly how many iterations does the loop do depending on the size of k in relation to the contents of "value"?

 RE: This is not a Keil issue, but

its the processor speed constant. it is very clever because you dont need to change the loop when you change the processor. just change the "k"onstant value. i have lots of code improvement hints at http://www.saralamcodingstandards.com/theverybest

 RE: This is not a Keil issue, but

But that "clever" constant is incorrectly placed, so it doesn't do what you claim it to do.

And there are still no side effects generated by the function, so the compiler can still throw away everything.

 who in Hades cares

The OP present this problem:
I cant able to fuse the code in chip(p89v51rd2) using flash magic
you reply:
i think i fix the bug in delay for you

who in Hades cares if there may be a problem in delay() when he cant't get the code into the chip?

Erik