Hi all :-),

Mi name is Miguel. I've recently started to work in a project at my
university (because of a scholarship). I'm working with wireless sensor
networks and I need to work with a micro-controller from Analog Devices
called ADuC841, from the ADuC8xx family. At this time I'm working with an
IDE called Keil uVision <http://www.keil.com/uvision/> which is a
proprietary software that can compile and generate .hex files for uploading
them to the uC.

I would like to know if there's any way I can do this in GNU/Linux (now I'm
using a virtualized Windows for doing this work). I don't know if SDCC can
do this or if there's other alternative. In fact, I still don't know much
about all this stuff... I found something about 8051 microcontrollers
(ADuC841 is based on 8052 I think, which is compatible with 8051) but don't
know if that will fit my purpouses or if I need something else for
ports/registries configuration or types declarations before making the .hex
file for the ADuC841.

I would appreciate a lot any help :-). Thanks in advance for your attention
and excuse my English :-P.

Miguel

PD: appart from the standard libraries, Keil uVision seems to include the
attached header file (just in case it helps... :-) ). Seems sbit and sfr are
declared types for Keil...
/*REV. 1.1    March 2003
  ADuC842  Apps, Analog Devices Inc.*/

/*  BYTE Register  */
sfr   P0        = 0x80;
sfr   SP        = 0x81;
sfr   DPL       = 0x82;
sfr   DPH       = 0x83;
sfr   DPP       = 0x84;
sfr   PCON      = 0x87;
sfr   TCON      = 0x88;
sfr   TMOD      = 0x89;
sfr   TL0       = 0x8A;
sfr   TL1       = 0x8B;
sfr   TH0       = 0x8C;
sfr   TH1       = 0x8D;
sfr   P1        = 0x90;
sfr   I2CADD1   = 0x91;
sfr   I2CADD2   = 0x92;
sfr   I2CADD3   = 0x93;
sfr   SCON      = 0x98;
sfr   SBUF      = 0x99;
sfr   I2CDAT    = 0x9A;
sfr   I2CADD    = 0x9B;
sfr   T3FD      = 0x9D;
sfr   T3CON     = 0x9E;
sfr   P2        = 0xA0;
sfr   TIMECON   = 0xA1;
sfr   HTHSEC    = 0xA2;
sfr   SEC       = 0xA3;
sfr   MIN       = 0xA4;
sfr   HOUR      = 0xA5;
sfr   INTVAL    = 0xA6;
sfr   DPCON     = 0xA7;
sfr   IE        = 0xA8;
sfr   IEIP2     = 0xA9;
sfr   PWMCON    = 0xAE;
sfr   CFG841    = 0xAF;
sfr   P3        = 0xB0;
sfr   PWM0L     = 0xB1;
sfr   PWM0H     = 0xB2;
sfr   PWM1L     = 0xB3;
sfr   PWM1H     = 0xB4;
sfr   SPH       = 0xB7;
sfr   IP        = 0xB8;
sfr   ECON      = 0xB9;
sfr   EDATA1    = 0xBC;
sfr   EDATA2    = 0xBD;
sfr   EDATA3    = 0xBE;
sfr   EDATA4    = 0xBF;
sfr   WDCON     = 0xC0;
sfr   CHIPID    = 0xC2;
sfr   EADRL     = 0xC6;
sfr   EADRH     = 0xC7;
sfr   T2CON     = 0xC8;
sfr   RCAP2L    = 0xCA;
sfr   RCAP2H    = 0xCB;
sfr   TL2       = 0xCC;
sfr   TH2       = 0xCD;
sfr   PSW       = 0xD0;
sfr   DMAL      = 0xD2;
sfr   DMAH      = 0xD3;
sfr   DMAP      = 0xD4;
sfr   ADCCON2   = 0xD8;
sfr   ADCDATAL  = 0xD9;
sfr   ADCDATAH  = 0xDA;
sfr   PSMCON    = 0xDF;
sfr   ACC       = 0xE0;
sfr   DCON      = 0xE8;
sfr   I2CCON    = 0xE8;
sfr   ADCCON1   = 0xEF;
sfr   B         = 0xF0;
sfr   ADCOFSL   = 0xF1;
sfr   ADCOFSH   = 0xF2;
sfr   ADCGAINL  = 0xF3;
sfr   ADCGAINH  = 0xF4;
sfr   ADCCON3   = 0xF5;
sfr   SPIDAT    = 0xF7;
sfr   SPICON    = 0xF8;
sfr   DAC0L     = 0xF9;
sfr   DAC0H     = 0xFA;
sfr   DAC1L     = 0xFB;
sfr   DAC1H     = 0xFC;
sfr   DACCON    = 0xFD;

/* BIT Register..... */
/* TCON */
sbit  TF1       = 0x8F;
sbit  TR1       = 0x8E;
sbit  TF0       = 0x8D;
sbit  TR0       = 0x8C;
sbit  IE1       = 0x8B;
sbit  IT1       = 0x8A;
sbit  IE0       = 0x89;
sbit  IT0       = 0x88;
/* P1 */
sbit  T2EX      = 0x91;
sbit  T2        = 0x90;
/* SCON */
sbit  SM0       = 0x9F;
sbit  SM1       = 0x9E;
sbit  SM2       = 0x9D;
sbit  REN       = 0x9C;
sbit  TB8       = 0x9B;
sbit  RB8       = 0x9A;
sbit  TI        = 0x99;
sbit  RI        = 0x98;
/* IE */
sbit  EA        = 0xAF;
sbit  EADC      = 0xAE;
sbit  ET2       = 0xAD;
sbit  ES        = 0xAC;
sbit  ET1       = 0xAB;
sbit  EX1       = 0xAA;
sbit  ET0       = 0xA9;
sbit  EX0       = 0xA8;
/* P3 */
sbit  RD        = 0xB7;
sbit  WR        = 0xB6;
sbit  T1        = 0xB5;
sbit  T0        = 0xB4;
sbit  INT1      = 0xB3;
sbit  INT0      = 0xB2;
sbit  TXD       = 0xB1;
sbit  RXD       = 0xB0;
/* IP */
sbit  PSI       = 0xBF;
sbit  PADC      = 0xBE;
sbit  PT2       = 0xBD;
sbit  PS        = 0xBC;
sbit  PT1       = 0xBB;
sbit  PX1       = 0xBA;
sbit  PT0       = 0xB9;
sbit  PX0       = 0xB8;
/* WDCON */
sbit  PRE3      = 0xC7;
sbit  PRE2      = 0xC6;
sbit  PRE1      = 0xC5;
sbit  PRE0      = 0xC4;
sbit  WDIR      = 0xC3;
sbit  WDS       = 0xC2;
sbit  WDE       = 0xC1;
sbit  WDWR      = 0xC0;
/* T2CON */
sbit  TF2       = 0xCF;
sbit  EXF2      = 0xCE;
sbit  RCLK      = 0xCD;
sbit  TCLK      = 0xCC;
sbit  EXEN2     = 0xCB;
sbit  TR2       = 0xCA;
sbit  CNT2      = 0xC9;
sbit  CAP2      = 0xC8;
/* PSW */
sbit  CY        = 0xD7;
sbit  AC        = 0xD6;
sbit  F0        = 0xD5;
sbit  RS1       = 0xD4;
sbit  RS0       = 0xD3;
sbit  OV        = 0xD2;
sbit  F1        = 0xD1;
sbit  P         = 0xD0;
/* ADCCON2 */
sbit  ADCI      = 0xDF;
sbit  DMA       = 0xDE;
sbit  CCONV     = 0xDD;
sbit  SCONV     = 0xDC;
sbit  CS3       = 0xDB;
sbit  CS2       = 0xDA;
sbit  CS1       = 0xD9;
sbit  CS0       = 0xD8;
/* DCON */
sbit  D1        = 0xEF;
sbit  D1EN      = 0xEE;
sbit  D0        = 0xED;
sbit  D0EN      = 0xEB;
/* I2CCON */
sbit  MDO       = 0xEF;
sbit  MDE       = 0xEE;
sbit  MCO       = 0xED;
sbit  MDI       = 0xEC;
sbit  I2CM      = 0xEB;
sbit  I2CRS     = 0xEA;
sbit  I2CTX     = 0xE9;
sbit  I2CI      = 0xE8;
/* SPICON */
sbit  ISPI      = 0xFF;
sbit  WCOL      = 0xFE;
sbit  SPE       = 0xFD;
sbit  SPIM      = 0xFC;
sbit  CPOL      = 0xFB;
sbit  CPHA      = 0xFA;
sbit  SPR1      = 0xF9;
sbit  SPR0      = 0xF8;
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