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From: thad@cup.portal.com (Thad P Floryan)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Request about M6800
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Date: 21 Aug 90 06:57:42 GMT
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soules@ecs.umass.edu in <10452.26c82544@ecs.umass.edu> writes:

	Can anyone recommend a superior book for 6800 Assembly Language
	Programming?


Well, my books have been returned from storage (after the fire); ugh, there's
still a 8'W x 5'H x 20'L stack of boxes out on the patio, but I have opened
some already and found:

BASIC MICROPROCESSORS AND THE 6800
Ron Bishop
Motorola/Hayden   ISBN 0-8104-0758-2

SCELBI 6800 SOFTWARE GOURMET GUIDE & COOK BOOK
Scelbi Computer Consulting, Inc.
No ISBN, contact Scelbi at 1322 Boston Post Road; Milford CT 06460;203/874-1573

6801,68701, & 6803 MICROCOMPUTER PROGRAMMING & INTERFACING
Andrew Staugaard, Jr.
Blacksburg/SAMS  ISBN 0-672-21726-0

HOW TO PROGRAM AND INTERFACE THE 6800
Andrew Staugaard, Jr.
Blacksburg/SAMS  ISBN 0-672-21684-1

USING THE 6800 MICROPROCESSOR
Elmer Poe
SAMS 21512  ISBN 0-672-21512-8

again, there's the Heath training manuals and the hardware kit (be sure to
get the RS-232 accessory and RAM unit)

also (haven't found it yet) there's the HUMONGOUS book by Motorola itself
(8-1/2" x 11" by some 800 pages) that is the 6801/6803 "bible", with circuits,
code examples, etc.

and don't forget the Motorola programming reference cards ... these are
invaluable.

Hope the above helps!

Thad Floryan [ thad@cup.portal.com (OR) ..!sun!portal!cup.portal.com!thad ]