[Coco] Burke & Burke Book?

[L. Curtis Boyle]

On Wed, 06 Dec 2006 21:45:15 -0600, Joel Ewy <jcewy at swbell.net> wrote:


> Leonard,

>

> The B&B book is called "The 6309 Book:  Inside the 6309 Microprocessor"

> By Chris Burke.  (C)1992.  It's about 252 pages.  The layout of the book

> is similar to "Programming the 6809" by Zaks and Labiak, and like that

> book, it could be used as a complete programming reference.  The

> sections are:

> Section 1 Processor Overview

> Section 2 Addressing Mode Reference

> Section 3 Instruction Reference <- The majority of the book (149 pages),

> contains comprehensive instruction descriptions, 1 per page.

> Section 4 Application Information

> Appendix A 6309 Programming Card <- A table of op. codes, mnemonics,

> addressing modes, instruction sizes, and clock cycles in emulation mode

> and native mode for each instruction.

>

> If you can still find this book I would recommend it highly.

>

> JCE

    It should be mentioned that there were two editions of the book, and  
that the 2nd one is the preferable one. It corrected some mistakes, and I  
think added the extra addressing modes that I had found.
-- 
L. Curtis Boyle