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From: pcf@galadriel.bt.co.uk (Pete French)
Newsgroups: comp.realtime,sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Looking for 6805 assembler for unix, or C source
Message-ID: <380@galadriel.bt.co.uk>
Date: 5 Oct 89 08:55:50 GMT
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From article <159@ctsx.UUCP>, by cam@ctsx.UUCP (Cameron Elliot):
> I am trying to do some 6805 development work under Un*x {Why not :-)}
> and am looking for any suggestions in the way of assemblers,
> emulators and any other development aids that might be necessary.
> Oh and how does one program a 6805?, I have an multi-prom type
> programmer, do I need an adaptor board?  Any help appreciated,

I had some friends who wrote a 6502 emulator - it also detected calls to
routines in the OS of a BBC micro, and as a result they were able to
load in a straight binary image of the BASIC rom and get it to work. It
still has some bugss to sort out however, but I will look it up for you.

As to an assembler - 6502 is so trivialy simple to assemble that you could
probably knock one up in an afternoon using yacc and lex. Left as an
exercies for the reader :-)

-Pete.

-- 
       -Pete French.               | "Love is the corpse,
  British Telecom Research Labs.   |  That crawls on dreams,
 Martlesham Heath, East Anglia.    |  Rips them apart,
All my own thoughts (of course)    |  And tears them to shreds" - SOM