Re: FS: Apple II Book and 6809 book

[Al Crout <acrout@vcn.bc.ca>]

In comp.sys.apple2 David Wilson <david@uow.edu.au> wrote:
: Barton Oleksy <boleksy@nait.ab.ca> writes:
:>>   1. Programming the 6809 by Rodnay Zaks and William Labiak.
:>>      Copyright: 1982...Price: $12.00
:>>      "You can't look at the instruction set to program a powerful chip
:>>      like the 6809; you've got to know more.  In this book you will
:>>      find all the information you need to get the 6809 working for
:>>      you.
:>>      It covers the 6809 -- inside and out.  You'll learn how signals
:>>      are handled within the chip itself and how to get them to control
:>>      all the essential I/O functions." - from the back cover.  In good
:>>      shape.  Soft Cover.

:>The 6809 processor isn't used by any of the Apple line of computers.  It
:>was used mostly in Radio Shack Color Computers.  You might have better
:>luck posting the ad for this one in comp.sys.tandy

: It is quite a good book - I got a copy with my Stellation Mill 6809
: coprocessor card for the Apple //. Unless you have such a card in your Apple
: it will not be of great interest.
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: David Wilson  School of IT & CS, Uni of Wollongong, Australia  david@uow.edu.au

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