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I've worked with TI BLE chips which were 8051 variants. Took me back to original CS classes as it is a very simple core with limited registers but can still be
by consp 6y ago
I've worked with TI BLE chips which were 8051 variants. Took me back to original CS classes as it is a very simple core with limited registers but can still be used to perform all the bluetooth functions.
- trevyn 6y agoIIRC, the BLE stack on those was a separate (undocumented?) core; the 8051 was for user software that gave high-level commands to the BLE block through magic registers. Still fun to program, for sure.