GM Code Location

[Joe Boucher]

Orin Eman wrote:
> 
> > >Is the 6809 processor a Motorola product?  IF not where could I find an
> > >instruction set or documentation?
> 
> > Yes, it is.  Also, your local Radio Shack might still have assembler
> > manuals for their "Color Computer" from the late 80's, which gives all the
> > instructions for that chip.
> 
> I have a copy of "6809 Assembly language programming" and may still
> have a copy of the 6809 cookbook.  I'm pretty sure the asxxxx freeware
> assemblers include the 6809.
> 
> For a disassembler, IDA Pro handles it (along with just about every
> microprocessor you can think of), but you can probably find one free
> by searching the web.
> 
> Orin.

I did, I think. I did a search using hotbot and the phrase "
microprocessor instruction set 6809 and found a bunch of stuff.  I'm
going to have to do this at home again.  Can't spend that much time at
work digging for this stuff.

There is a large computer oriented swap meet in downtown Dallas the
first Saturday of each month.  I might find some of these books at that
event.

My accumulating these books and other web info is analogous to handing
an uneducated tribesman a set of micrometers and asking to figure out if
that crankshaft is out of spec.  Gotta start somewhere.

Thanks folks,

Joe Boucher
'70 RS/SS Camaro  '81 TBI Suburban