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Read-Only Author Kobi Hayun Posted 2-Dec-2003 21:20 GMT Toolset C51 |  ASM Kobi Hayun Hi everybody
I am using uVision2.
How can I add an asembler code to C project?
Thanks Kobi | | Read-Only Author erik malund Posted 2-Dec-2003 21:35 GMT Toolset C51 |  RE: ASM erik malund search on 'skeleton' in the discussion forum and it will be revealed.
Erik | | Read-Only Author Andy Neil Posted 2-Dec-2003 22:26 GMT Toolset C51 |  RE: ASM Andy Neil "How can I add an asembler code to C project?"
Exactly the same way that you add a 'C' file to a project - but choose "ASM" as the type instead of 'C'. uVision automatically recognises the file type & uses the appropriate translator, syntax colouring, etc.
You have read the uVision "Getting Started" Guide, and worked through the examples in it, haven't you...? | | Read-Only Author Drew Davis Posted 2-Dec-2003 22:58 GMT Toolset C51 |  RE: ASM Drew Davis Note that there's a minor bug in uVision in at least some of the "add file" dialogs. The drop-down list doesn't always have the right file extension. It looks for "*.a" or "*.asm" instead of "*.a51". I just change the search to "*.a*" once I've selected the file type from the drop-down list.
uVision uses the file type to know which translator (C compiler, assembler, librarian, etc) to run. You can change this type assignment by right-mousing on the file and choosing the "Options" menu. | |
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