Subject: What is an assembler?
From: rotaryeng
Date: 4/3/2012, 7:45 AM
To: AAAA Put this in the To box 


  I got so many docs when I bought the Silicon Labs C8051 dev kit I
  was over whelmed. I am still sorting out what is relevant and what
  is not relevant.

  I did not find a manual on the assembler so I searched for it on google.
  Here it is and also a good web site that explains what an assembler
  is or does.

  http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/a51/a51_in_whatis.htm
  --

  Keil is the German company that provides the software tools for
  Silicon Labs C8051.

  To review I am designing a low cost smart coil that is stand alone
  for the rotary. You put a CAS signal in and a signal from the teeth
  on the flywheel and it knows how much dwell time the actual RX8 coil
  needs at any RPM. It then fires the coil at the proper advance. The
  ignition system then becomes highly reduntant so if any one
  computer fails the engine does not stop. In other words there is one
  super low cost computer per spark plug. In contrast there is one
  engine control computer in your car that fires all the coils.

  Ultimately there will be a smart injector as well.

  Paul Lamar

  I just bought a new cell phone. I have had the other one for over 10
  years.
  No camera and the original battery. But with work there is lots of places
  there old phone does not get service and the new ones do. So I use the co.
  phone when I can at work and the new one when it does not. I got the
  Samsung
  Galaxy Note. Crap there is too many features. And the part that annoys me
  with
  all this new stuff; NO DAMN MANUAL!!! You have to search and hope you can
  find
  some useful info on the net, or bug the neighbors teen age kid to show
  you. Us
  old dogs need stuff we can fondle; the paper manual.

  Dale Davies

 Cracking up, Dale.  I know exactly how you feel.

 Van

  Sounds like one of those age defining moments. I'm right there with
you guys, but I'm only 40 so I hope that makes you feel better.
 10 yrs from the old phone, bet u wont see that from the new one,
perhaps the neighbours kid can explain that to u as well. Come to
think of it, hang on to that oldie it will be antique in 2-3yrs.
Graeme Riley



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