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From: David Brown on 16 Sep 2009 03:06
manoj wrote:
> On Sep 15, 8:02 pm, Hans-Bernhard Br�ker <HBBroe...(a)t-online.de>
> wrote:
>> manoj wrote:
>>> that is a problem because this startup code will not work with
>>> DS80C400. My program will not be compiled properly. Do you know the
>>> solution for that?
>> How do you expect anybody to be able to tell you the solution if you
>> don't even say what the problem is? "Will not work" doesn't tell us
>> anything. What actually happens?
>
> According to you this is not a problem when we are selecting one
> device and keil loads the startup code for other device?

I don't know the devices you are considering, and I don't know Keil's
tools. But I /do/ know that tools will bundle similar devices together.
If the compiler has given you startup code for the DS80C390 when you
chose the device DS80C400, it is probably because the same startup code
works perfectly well for both devices.

So to re-state Hans Bernhard's question, what is the /actual/ problem?
Do you think it won't work simply because the code has a different name
from the one you expected, or because you have tried it and found
problems, or because you have compared the datasheets for the two
devices and seen significant differences?
From: Chris H on 18 Sep 2009 07:34
In message <4ae020c7-6e03-44d7-bb2b-95f598e7d4f2(a)v23g2000pro.googlegroup
s.com>, manoj <goelmanoj83(a)gmail.com> writes
>hi everybody,
>
>I am using keil uvision3 trial version. While creating new project
>when I select DS80C400 as a device then instead of loading startup
>code for DS80C400 it loads the startup code for DS80C390. Can anybody
>tell me about this problem? Please do mail me at
>manoj.goel(a)intelligaia.com .

You are in the wrong place

Try the Keil web site... there is a support forum
also ask the chip supplier.

What is the difference between the 400 and 390? Does it affect the
start up code.

It could be that one is an extension to the other and both use the same
start up code.

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