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TIGCC Assembly Lessons
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Assembly Programming for TI-68k
This part of Techno-Plaza is dedicated to teaching people to program in
assembly for the TI-89 and TI-92+/V200 calculators. Much of the information
contained in these lessons can be applied to other Motorola 68000 platforms
as well, though those are growing very few in number.
If you are a beginning programmer, you are advised to take a look at the
TIGCC C programming lessons instead, as C is a
much easier language to learn and use, and there are more resources
available to you. However, I have become aware that many people still desire
to learn assembly and there are still very few resources dedicated to that
task.
The only other significant source of documentation on TI-68k software
programming is the TIGCC project. The TIGCC project is on ongoing work to
develop an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for use in making TI-68k
software. It includes a C compiler, an assembler for 68000 code, and a
multi-object linker for producing TI-68k program files. In their work, they
have gathered a library of information on programming useful to anyone who
seeks to develop TI-68k software. You can browse their documentation
on-line,
or from the TIGCC IDE.
If you are need information on specific Motorola 68000 opcodes and their
use, you can consult the
Motorola 68000 Programmer's Reference Manual. You must have
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Techno-Plaza Assembly Programming Lessons
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