Finally you have decided to write your own code for the 8051 microcontroller. It doesn't matter whether you have chosen Assembly or C Language for yourself but what matters now is that you need an environment specially designed for 8051. Basically you are looking out for IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that will help you build and compile programs. While there are many options out there, I prefer KEIL uVision in this regard. UPDATE: You can also click this for an updated version of this post. Pdc World Championship Darts 2008 Full Free Pc Game there.
Sorry for the delay. For some reason, your comment had moved to SPAM section:( Well I haven't checked Random Number Generation in 8051 myself but I could give you an appropriate suggestion: Forget about using the C header files for random number generation in 8051. You can always use the timers for the same purpose. Depending on the range, you can either go for 8bit mode (0-255) or 16bit mode (0-65535). Reading the timer/counter value at any instant will give you a random number in that range depending on it's state at that time. The only trick is that if you want a specific range for Random Number Generation, you will have to write your own algorithm for manipulating the above basic procedure for that range. (hint: keep reading the timer/counter value until it returns some number within that range).
I have this $2 (or less, converted from PHP 100) analog TV box that I opened (because I love opening things and hate putting it back) which happened to have an ATMEL AT89C51 microcontroller. Beside the microcontroller there's this Serial EEPROM (atmel712 24c028). Can I use it?