| ??? 05/06/09 01:27 Read: times |
#165088 - But Why Keil?? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Rita Singh said:
actualy sir i won't need anything else to provide the inputs at ports of keil..my work is totaly software So why bother with Keil at all? If it's purely a software exercise on a PC, why not just use a native PC compiler?! ..i just need to show the inputs ,targets and output on ports.... Take a look at the Simulation features - described in the uVision Manual: http://www.keil.com/support/m...lation.htm i cn't be able to convert the line below as a input at ports..as it is a two dimensional array.. What is the problem about a 2-dimensional array? You still just read 1 element at a time; it's up to you whether you read the elements by "rows" or by "columns" - it has nothing specifically to do with Ports, or Keil or the 8051 or even particularly with 'C'!
for each row do:
for each column do:
read the next value into array( row, colum )
the code i had posted earlier is compiling succesfully without showing any error on keil.. That just means that your source text contains no syntax errors - it does not necessarily mean that it will work! Again, this is common to all programming - not specific to 'C' or Keil or the 8051. |
