IDE, KEIL uVision3, C

language Vs
Assembly language
BE 5th SEM 3rd YEAR
SUB Micro-processor and Micro-controller
Group no.-11
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Vishal Kabrawala : 130090109026
2.
Krunal K Patel : 130090109028
3.
Kaival Patel : 130090109041
4.
Ravi M Patel : 130090109045
5.
Vishal Patel : 130090109046

C. K. Pithawala College Of Engineering &

IDE-Integrated Development
Environment
An integrated development environment (IDE) is a programming
environment that has been packaged as an application program,
typically consisting of a code editor, a compiler, a debugger, and
a graphical user interface (GUI) builder.
The IDE may be a standalone application or may be included as
part of one or more existing and compatible applications.
TheBASICprogramming language, for example, can be used
within Microsoft Office applications, which makes it possible to
write a WordBasic program within the Microsoft Word application.
IDEs provide a user-friendly framework for many modern
programming languages, such asVISUAL BASIC,JAVA, andPower
builder.
IDEs for developingHTMLapplications are among the most
commonly used. For example, many people designing Web sites
today use an IDE (such as HomeSite, DreamWeaver, or
FrontPage) for Web site development that automates many of the

Advantages of Using an
IDE

1. Less time and effort: The entire purpose of an IDE is to make developing
faster and
easier. Its tools and features are supposed to help you organize resources,
prevent
mistakes, and provide shortcuts.
2. Enforce project or company standards: Simply by working in the same
development environment, a group of programmers will adhere to a
standard way of
doing things.
3. Project management: This can be twofold. First, many IDEs have
documentation
tools that either automate the entry of developer comments, or may
actually force
developers to write comments in different areas. Second, simply by having
a visual
presentation of resources, it should be a lot easier to know how an
application is laid
out as opposed to traversing the file system for arcane files in the file
system.

Steps to create a program in KEIL

uVision3

1. Create a new folder for project to avoid

getting mixed up with files

2. PROJECT > NEW uVISION PROJECT

3. Open the address of your folder

and then give some name and click
SAVE

4. when prompted, select proper device

that you're using ( NXP(founded by
Philips)>>P89V51RD2)

5. Select No

6. Click NEW button and write your

code (Assembly or C language)

7. SAVE the file with proper extension

8. Right click SOURCE GROUP 1 as

shown and select the highlighted
option.

9. Add the code you have written into

the Project workspace. First, change
files of type as shown in the fig. ,
then add your file.

 10. Build the projectto check

whether program possesses error or
not

11. Notice successful build. Ignore the

warnings

12. RUN program .

Why C programming is preferred as compared

to assembly language programming?
Assembly language is low level programming. A
microcontroller can carry out a range of simple instructions,
usually between 30 and 100 different ones, each of which
does one operation such as add two values, move a value or
test a bit. These each have a different binary value, so in
theory you could program a microcontroller by writing a
series of binary numbers. However, human beings are
rubbish at strings of 1s and 0s and so would make lots of
mistakes, so assembly language is these binary instructions
translated into pseudo-English.
Writing code in C or Basic is much easier. There is no C
instruction set for a particular microcontroller, just a series
of standard C (or Basic) commands that the compiler
converts
into
assembly
language
for
the
target
microcontroller. So, the first thing you need to understand is

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