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Re: Which GUI to use for programming/simulating

2004-08-26 by c51dude

> Anyway, I talked today with a representative of Keil here im Brazil,
> and he told me that only upgrading my PK-51 to a new version with 
> uVision would not work because only the IDE would have support for 
> ARM cpu's but the compiler, assemler and linker would be missing.
> I though that as these components are GNU I would be able get it on 
> the internet and the system would be complete.

PK51 is the toolset for the 8051 which is not compatible with ARM.  
You need the DK-ARM tools which include uVision3.  You can actually 
download a fully-functional toolset from www.keil.com.  The Keil 
Compiler, Assembler, and Linker are included and are fully 
functional.  The GNU tools are also available for download and they 
are unrestricted as well.  The only limitation (at this time) is that 
the debugger is limited to 16K program size.

Jon Ward
Keil Software

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