Check out detailed specifications here. Note that is only works for modern MCUs, classic 8051 chips and classic-like derivatives like the AT89C5x and STC89C5x series only support quasi-bidirectional modes and lack the port mode registers PxMx
8051 Code Generators
| Port: | Quasi-Bidirectional | Push-Pull | Input | Open-Drain |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P0.0 | ||||
| P0.1 | ||||
| P0.2 | ||||
| P0.3 | ||||
| P0.4 | ||||
| P0.5 | ||||
| P0.6 | ||||
| P0.7 |
Generated code for SDCC (note Keil does not like bitfields)
Check out detailed specifications here. Note that classic MCS-51 derivatives like the AT89C5x only have two external interrupt (INT0, INT1) sources. The STC89/STC90 series extends this for up to four sources (INT0 to INT3) depending on the model, but that is not portable to other STC chips that have specific flag registers in different places.
| Source | Type |
|---|---|
Generated code for SDCC (note Keil has different IRQ shims)
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