Hi Rita,
Now it is clear that you want run your code on MCS51.
1. Do you have Keil Compiler installed and running on your PC?
2. Have you tried my code that I posted previously. What was the result? What did you see on the screen?

I will repeat the process here.
1. Open a new project in Keil, and complete the formalities of starting a new project.
2. Create/Open the Source file. And this should be the code in that file:

#include <AT89X52.h> 

#define NUMPAT 8 
#define NUMIN 2 
double Input[NUMPAT+1][NUMIN+1]; 

void main (void) 
{
unsigned char i,j, k;

// Initialize the array here
k=1;
for (i=0; i<NUMPAT+1; i++)
	{
	for (j=0; j<NUMIN+1; j++)
		{
		Input[i][j]=k;
		k++;
		}
	}

// Write each element of 2 dimensional array onto port P1 of MCS51
for (i=0; i<NUMPAT+1; i++) 
	{ 
	for (j=0; j<NUMIN+1; j++) 
		P1= Input[i][j]; 
	} 
}
 

Copy-paste the entire code in that file.

3. Compile this file and check for any errors...there are No errors when I compile it on my PC.
4. Start the debugger by pressing <Ctrl-F5>
5. F-10 key is the key for single stepping.
6. Open P1 by using Peripherals->I/O Ports-> P1. This will open up a small window,showing the status of Port P1.
7. Press F-10 repeatedly, till you come to the instruction where you write the data on the port P1.
8. Now press F-10 key once and see the changes in the window of Port P1. It is the data that we had initialized into the array. press F-10 repeatedly to see the rest of the array contents.
9. Let me know whether you have achieved this.



Now my reply to you:

I don't think you can do that in Keil. If it did not give errors, then it is well and good.



You are Not taking inputs, but you are initializing those arrrays with some random numbers. Atleast that is what I could understand from your first post. I doubt you can do that in Keil. Instead of this, initialize it with some number that is incremented in every loop; like I have done in my code.

In your code you are processing the data...and that I did not clearly understand...sorry, I do not have time to reverse engineer what processing you are doing. But again you are doing something with random numbers here...again I am doubtful you can do that in Keil.


This is confusing.
1.Do you mean it is "Logic Analyzer" or the "Performance Analyzer"?
2.What is "target" and what is "output". Do you mean target as "something that the code" is supposed to do? or do you mean the contents of array (after processing) should be seen on the graph?
3.Do you mean "target" is something that this code is supposed do and it is to be seen on the graph, and "output" is something (that is a percentage of "target") of the data?


I think Keil is enough for your requirement. But there is still many things to clear, you will need a lot of patience and a lot to study.

Bye from Kiran V Sutar, Mumbai, INDIA.