Hi I need an optimized C compiler for 80188 microcontroller,The part is not mentioned in Keil list. Anyone knows where can I find it?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=80188+C+compiler
Paradigm, http://www.devtools.com have toolset for intel 188 processor family.
It used to be possible to use Borland tools to generate x86/88-based embedded code not dependent on MS-DOS, Windows, PC, BIOS, etc - so maybe try ebay and see if you can find an old Borland C++ v3 or v4. You can download the Borland C++ v5 compiler only (no IDE) for free from the Borland site, but I don't know if it can still be used to generate embedded code, and I fear that it may no longer support the 80188. Might be worth a look, though.
yes the new versions also have this ability but it is hardware dependant,means that the code is generated for PC hardware.I am using another hardware.
thank you but they did not answer to me :(
"yes the new versions also have this ability but it is hardware dependant,means that the code is generated for PC hardware." The only hardware dependency would be the x86 processor, surely? Of course, you have to take care to avoid all system-dependent features - and that'll include printf.
"they did not answer to me" Who didn't?
Andrew, The code is dependant to the hardware of PC(it's RAM,Rom and etc.)I need a compiler for my own hardware Paragim has such a thing but did not answer to me about the price although i was looking for free source:)
"The code is dependant to the hardware of PC(it's RAM,Rom and etc.)" Only insofar as any code must have RAM and ROM, surely?! Sure, you'll have to write your own startup code (including some assembler) as you won't have DOS to call your main()!