ecm disassembly

[Marteney, Steven J.]

One of the most useful books I've found is from Motorola directly.  It is
dosument number M68HC11RM/AD Rev 3 or higher.  It's a basic reference manual
for the HC11 family (the "pink book".)  You can call Motorola's literature
distribution center and get it.  They also have other books specific to the
series of chip you may work with.  For example, MC68HC11E/D is for the E
series chips.  May be a problem getting one for the chips used in ECMs.

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeremy Gonyou [mailto:jgonyou at hotmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2000 10:30 AM
To: gmecm at diy-efi.org
Subject: Re: ecm disassembly



I use a programmer reference manual most of the time (for the hc11).  It 
just gives a brief description of all the opcodes.  Be nice to find 
something that goes into detail on what all the registers do.

I'd recommend finding a college textbook.  This way you can learn the logic 
behind the codes rather than just what they do.

Jeremy


>I am going to get started in dissassembling some ecm bins here in
>the near future but know nothing about doing this.  What should I
>do to start with?  I have a disassembler but know nothing about the
>language(assembly).  Any good books to read?
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