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µVision3 Overview
User Interface
Creating Applications
Utilities
Debugging
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Debug Functions
Simulation
Flash Programming
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Target
Target (Keil ARM)
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Target (Keil C251)
Target (GNU ARM)
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Output
Output (Keil)
Output (GNU ARM)
Output (RealView ARM)
Listing
Listing (Keil)
Listing (GNU ARM)
Listing (RealView ARM)
User
Keil EC++ Compiler
Compiler
Keil CA ARM Compiler
Keil Cx51 Compiler
Keil C166 Compiler
Keil C251 Compiler
GNU ARM C Compiler
RealView ARM C Compiler
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Keil AA ARM Assembler
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Keil A166 Assembler
Keil A251 Assembler
GNU ARM Assembler
RealView ARM Assembler
Linker
Keil LA Locate
Keil LA Misc
Keil BL51 Locate
Keil BL51 Misc
Keil Lx51 Locate
Keil Lx51 Misc
Keil L166 Locate
Keil L166 Misc
GNU ARM Linker
RealView ARM Linker
Debug
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Debug
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Configure Version Control
Example Programs
Command Line
Appendix

Keil Cx51 Compiler

Preprocessor Symbols

Define
Sets preprocessor symbols which may be checked with #if, #ifdef and #ifndef. The defined names are copied exactly as they are entered (case-sensitive). Each name may get optionally a value. Define: Check, NoExtRam, X1=1+5 is identical to the following C preprocessor #define statements:
   #define Check
   #define NoExtRam
   #define X1 1+5
Undefine
Undefine clears previous Define assignments that are entered in the options dialog of a higher Target or Group level.

Code Optimization

Level
Set the optimization level the Compiler uses when generating object code.
Emphasis
Specify whether the Compiler should optimize for code size or execution speed.
Global Register Coloring
Enable application wide register optimization. When set the c51 compiler knows the registers used by external functions and µVision performs automatically iterative re-translations of C source files to improve the register allocation.
Linker Code Packing (max. AJMP / ACALL)
Instructs the compiler to include information in the object file for the linker-level program optimizations. When enabled, the LX51 linker/locater performs this optimizations.
Don't use absolute register accesses
Disables absolute register addressing for registers R0 through R7 which allows function calls from different register banks. The code will be slightly longer, since C compiler cannot use ARx symbols, i.e. in PUSH or POP instructions and needs to insert replacement code. However the code will be independent of the selected register bank.

Other Controls

Warnings
Lets you to suppress compiler warnings.
Bits to round for float compare
Determines the number of bits rounded before a floating-point compare is executed. The default value of 3 specifies that the three least significant bits of a float value are rounded before the floating-point compare is executed.
Interrupt vectors at address
Instructs the C Compiler to generate interrupt vectors for interrupt functions and specifies the base address for the interrupt vector table.
Keep Variables in Order
Order all variables in memory according to their order of definition in the C source file.
Enable ANSI integer promotion rules
Expressions are promoted from smaller types to integer expressions before the operation is performed. Integer promotion is normally enabled to provide the greatest compatibility between Cx51 and other ANSI compilers
Include Paths
Allows you to supply one or more (separated by semi-colon) paths to search for header files. For #include "filename.h" the Compiler searches first the current folder and then folder of the source file. When this fails or when #include <filename.h> is used, the paths specified in the include paths box are searched. When this still fails, the paths specified in for the INC folder under Project - Components, Environment, Books ... are used.
Misc Controls
Specify any directive for which there is no individual dialog control.
Compiler Control String
Display the current directives at the Compiler command line.