While it is no longer sold as a standalone commercial product, versions of the compiler are still used in specific legacy environments: HI-TECH C COMPILER ENTERPRISE EDITION
The HI-TECH C51 was a high-performance C compiler designed for Intel’s ubiquitous 8051 architecture. Unlike many compilers of its era that produced bloated code, the C51 was renowned for its aggressive optimization and tight integration with the chip’s unique memory architecture (DATA, IDATA, PDATA, XDATA, and CODE banks). hi-tech c51
This compiler has been discontinued and is no longer supported. This compiler has been replaced by the MPLAB® XC8 PRO (SW006021-2) Microchip Technology Which C compiler do you prefer for CP/M? While it is no longer sold as a
The technology from the C51 eventually evolved into Microchip’s XC8 compiler, which now supports PIC, AVR, and 8051 from a single IDE (MPLAB X). This compiler has been replaced by the MPLAB®
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