[Coco] Is learning 6809 Assembly still on your bucket list?

[Steve Strowbridge]

The William Barden book may be pulled off the archive, but a new one has
just been added, thanks to David Lord, the Don and Kurt Inman Assembly
Language Graphics book for the TRS-80 Color Computer and is now available
on the Color Computer Archive, thanks to the sacrifice of this hard to find
volume and scanning he provided.

A 12-part series of learning 6809 Assembly presented by Steve Bjork is also
available as a YouTube play list, is is a combination of Slides with
lecture, and Q&A session, even source code examples.

Last but not least, Paul Fiscarelli put together a pretty easy to follow
and cross-assembly development environment in Windows using Notepad++ as
the editor, and your emulator of choice in his "Long Branch Never" series
on his YouTube channel, which you can use to practice what's in the book.

Between the ebook, video sessions and now easy to set up environment, this
should be enough tools to get assembling, and I hope this consolidated list
of of benefit to some of you.

Assembly Language Graphics for the TRS-80 Color Computer by Don & Kurt
Inman with Dymax:
http://www.colorcomputerarchive.com/coco/Documents/Books/Assembly%20Language%20Graphics%20for%20the%20TRS-80%20Color%20Computer%20%28Don%20Inman%2C%20Kurt%20Inman%20with%20Dymax%29.pdf

6809 Assembly Language with Steve Bjork YouTube series:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDfh7JjQaSYAs92js43dJ05ytKqswUV4r

Steve Bjork's slides and code examples:
http://cocotalk.live/6809asm/


Paul's YouTube channel for the Long Branch Never series:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrOWQ6LvVlG8gQTXifLliBg/videos?view=0&sort=da&flow=list



Steve “Stevie Strow” Strowbridge

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