51 single chip microcomputer (AT89C52) serial port receiving and sending program

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#include  

#define uchar unsigned char  

float rtemp,sflag;  

void SerialInit() //11.0592M crystal oscillator, baud rate 9600  

{  

    TMOD=0x20; //Set timer 1 to work in mode 2  

    TH1=0xfd;  

    TL1=0xfd;  

    TR1=1; //Start timer 1  

  

    SM0=0; //Serial port mode 1  

    SM1=1;  

    REN=1; //Allow receiving  

    PCON=0x00; //Close the frequency multiplier  

    ES=1; //Open serial port interrupt  

    EA=1; //Open the general interrupt  

}  

void SerialService() interrupt 4  

{  

    if(RI==1)  

    {  

        RI=0;  

        rtemp=SBUF; //Read buffer  

        sflag=1;  

    }  

}  

void main()  

{  

    SerialInit();  

    while(1)  

    {  

        if(sflag==1)  

        {  

            ES=0; //Disable serial port interrupt during sending  

            sflag=0;  

            SBUF=rtemp;  

            while(!IF);  

            IF = 0;  

            ES=1; //Open serial port interrupt after sending completed  

        }  

    }     

}  

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