| ??? 06/05/12 11:19 Read: times |
#187617 - Is that true? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Richard Erlacher said:
If you look at the 8051 datasheet, specifically, the one that applies to the "most basic" 8051, you'll see that the Intel folks provided a mechanism for expanding the memory size. Modern components have significantly reduced the need for such methods, but most (sic?) of them still support it. Is it true that most modern derivatives still support the "classic" external memory interface? Or, even, any external memory interface at all? I don't know - I'm just asking... |
