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Title: Looking for a Keil project for C167 Post by: Klavaro on October 15, 2021, 01:00:18 PM Hello guys, could someone be that generous to upload one of their project for assembling code for Me7?
Usually I'm not that bad figuring out how can I use a software that I have never used, but not this time. I tried setting up some of the example projects, but they don't seem to be producing the hex output. (which should be if -I'm not mistaken- the raw binary that needs to be copied into the BIN) I'd like to see how couple lines of code compiles, nothing major. Thanks in advance! Title: Re: Looking for a Keil project for C167 Post by: terminator on October 15, 2021, 01:45:41 PM You can use Reads166
https://www.rigelcorp.com/reads166.htm (https://www.rigelcorp.com/reads166.htm) Title: Re: Looking for a Keil project for C167 Post by: Blazius on October 15, 2021, 01:56:55 PM You can just use Keil's compiler, I dont think its that hard, you need to set the proc though or something related to that I cant remember exactly, or it wont compile, search the forum you'll find it.
Title: Re: Looking for a Keil project for C167 Post by: Klavaro on October 15, 2021, 05:48:14 PM You can use Reads166 https://www.rigelcorp.com/reads166.htm (https://www.rigelcorp.com/reads166.htm) After spending a couple of hours installing Windows NT on VMware, the program works, generates an asm and a hex, which if is disassembled by IDA then it's pretty much the same. (as expected) Thank you sir for showing me an alternative way. :) You can just use Keil's compiler, I dont think its that hard, you need to set the proc though or something related to that I cant remember exactly, or it wont compile, search the forum you'll find it. I searched shit, tried shit without luck, nevertheless if someone's just zip's a random ass project and uploades it I'll check that out, but for now I can experience an operating system, that had it's last service pack released before I was even born, lol. Title: Re: Looking for a Keil project for C167 Post by: fknbrkn on October 16, 2021, 12:30:56 AM here you go
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