[Coco] 6809 example

Roger Taylor rtaylor at bayou.com
Mon Jan 19 22:55:35 EST 2004


At 02:00 PM 1/18/2004 -0800, you wrote:
The thread started with Roger posting an assembly program for a bubble 
sort. I posted a Basic equivalent for comparison which really was needed 
for beginning programmers to see the differences in high and low level 
languages.

>>The best way to learn assembly in my opinion is to be given a task either 
>>in psuedo code or Basic and be told to convert it to assembly code. At 
>>each point where the student gets stuck, a "what now" questions should be 
>>posted. The answers should be just enough to get the student to the next 
>>"what now".
>>
>>Having a complete assembly program dropped in your lap will probably not 
>>result in the best learning experience.

In the case with the little bubble sort example, that's the 1st example 
given in the first 6809 book I ever read; the book that I owe everything to 
for teaching me exactly and in the right order, how to program the 
6809.  What's missing from the example code is, ofcourse, the other part of 
the book... the documentation.



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Roger Taylor






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