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ASEM-51

Web-Interface

Assemble Your Program Online

Enter the file name of your 8051 assembler source:
 Source File:
  main program
  include file
    Object File:
  Intel-HEX
  OMF-51
  binary
    
Note:
  1. All sources must be submitted as plain ASCII files in DOS or UNIX format. The maximum file size is limited to 128 kB.
  2. If your program uses include files, you have to upload them first: enter the file name, select the include file radio button, and click on Upload. File names are case-sensitive!
  3. If your program includes *.mcu files from the ASEM-51 distribution, you needn't upload them separately. They are already installed on the web server. (All file names in upper and lower case.)
  4. You can generate object code in Intel-HEX, absolute OMF-51, or plain binary format. Select the desired output format with the corresponding radio button. (When uploading include files, the Object File radio buttons have no effect.)
  5. When you have uploaded a main program, it is assembled on the server, and you are prompted to download your assembly results (source, object file, listing, and error-logs) in zip-compressed format. All ASCII files are provided in DOS format.
  6. Due to disk space limitations, it cannot be guaranteed that your assembly results will remain on the server for more than say 15 minutes! Be sure to download your results as soon as possible.
  7. The maximum size of all output files is limited to 1 MB!
    The maximum CPU time consumption is limited to 30 seconds!
  8. You needn't upload your own include files for every assembly, but if you haven't accessed them for more than 1 hour, they may already be deleted, when you upload a main program next time!
  9. Your files are treated confidential and will not be passed to third parties! (And we have neither enough time nor ambition to read that bullshit during the long, cold winter nights.)
  10. On the other hand, the ASEM-51 Web-Interface works with simple HTTP uploads only. Therefore, you shouldn't submit files containing sensitive information, business or military secrets!


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