David Smith 06/02/19 12:42 Read: 289 times Liberty Hill United States |
#190950 - Looking for a SiLabs 89LP-series-knowledgable user... |
Hi everyone!
I have an NXP 87C52X2-based product, where I only have the assembler code from over 10 years ago. I would like to find someone capable on the SiLabs 8051-compatible product line to help me with migration. I need to identify: - all the differences between the intel/nxp devices and the SiLabs (like RST/, addresses, fuses, etc) - help on how to identify timing issues I'll face with any location in the code that is 'time' based on NOPs - help on the correct settings for the correct IDE to allow import of the existing assy code I think migration is a well known process, but I'm frankly afraid of all the pitfalls in my understanding of which SiLabs variant is able to help me the best on a pin-compatible upgrade and later an upgrade with a re-layout, more functions etc. I'm not looking for a consultant company, but I am looking for an experienced person who could get me through the early stumbling blocks and who I would pay hourly for the help Austin, Texas based would be ideal, but I can work with anyone who knows english. 8 ) Any help in this endeavor would be sorely appreciated. David |
Topic | Author | Date |
Looking for a SiLabs 89LP-series-knowledgable user... | David Smith | 06/02/19 12:42 |
Looking for a SiLabs 89LP-series-knowledgable user... | Jim Granville | 06/02/19 23:21 |
Why SiLabs? | Bert Van Den Berg | 06/03/19 11:50 |
AT89LP and/or SiLabs | Jim Granville | 06/03/19 14:02 |
because | Erik Malund | 06/04/19 11:05 |
start from scratch | Mahmood Elnasser | 06/06/19 11:25 |
Porting to SiLabs is Easy![]() | Michael Karas | 06/21/19 05:42 |