[Coco] 6309/6809 opcodes with mixed 8/16 bit registers

[Luis Fernández]

Ok 
Thank
We will notify Chris Lomont, for information to be corrected,
I will use to go ordering everything cocopedia


So the other people also can help me
aaron Web pages are perfect, but he only can improve (and some with permission)
But cocopedia would be ideal, so that all contribute.
Another thing I want to do is that everyone fill out your record of making the coconut, not duplicating work, and so go forward.

It is possible that at this point, people who re-lights his coconut may not know how to recognize if your computer uses 64k or as used the Joystik button, or the programs and utilities that you can use there and go guiding him

I intend to put all the information possible in cocopedia, at least, my grain of sand
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Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2012 06:54:27 -0700
From: hhos at st-tel.net
To: coco at maltedmedia.com
Subject: Re: [Coco] 6309/6809 opcodes with mixed 8/16 bit registers

I see what you mean, Luis. Chris got everything right, as far as I can
see, up until page 7. That table on page 8 is a bit of a mess, though. I
understand how he could easily have made that particular mistake, that
opcode looks out of place in its proper position.
 
I have been looking at 6809 undocumented addressing modes, and have made
up a table in a spreadsheet file. I am attaching it to this post.
Hopefully, I will not have made any similar mistakes. There are two sheets
in the file. The first is basically a duplicate of Darren Atkinson's
opcode table. The second is the addressing modes table. Please let me know
if I have made any errors.
 
HH
 
 
 
> LDQ = CD , not exits, instead there  STD, wrong
> And other more errors
> So in other documents.
>

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