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for all you could want to know and a great tutorial, go to http://www.8052.com
Any 8051 assembler will work fine for coding. Sysrad51, available here seems popular. Be careful when re-assembling a file after making changes to it... Sysrad seems to have some odd bugs in this regard.
Batronix Prog Studio seems fairly popular too.
Dave Blundell modified d51 to support Oki's non-standard use of A5 by creating Pgmfi D51. Chris Favreau compiled some windows binaries for it. You can download the source and linux/win binaries here.
Some 8051 resources:
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