
This stuff is getting old, sorry but this is the last "update"
(if you can call it that) that was done as of 2/98.

Most of this stuff is from 4/95 and it hasn't changed since then.

You will find the "new" monitor (V1.1) where I fixed the delay
when it is waiting for WinDOS people to find their file. WinDOS
is real good at starting you off at the ROOT folder every time
you want to get a file. Will billy boy ever change it? NOT!

The monitor.s19 file for the monitor is also included, so you can simply
burn a ROM and try it out. Watch for the OFFSET ($8000 as I remember?)
you gotta make it start at $0000 in ROM, but it ends up at $8000
on the board. I used a 27C256 for almost everything I ever did.

I don't support this stuff anymore, work on it yourself.

As of this release of code, all the source code on this disk that
was "mine" is now public domain, do with it what you want.

Lucky for you I comment like a maniac, would you PLEASE get in the
habit of commenting your code? Once the "habit" starts, it's really
hard NOT TO comment. Some people say "I'm lazy" but that isn't the
real problem, its just developing those neural pathways that makes your
brain think it's "fun" !!

Most source files have a header explaining what the file is for.

I updated some of the read-me files to reflect this change, but
if you see something restracting your use of my code, forget it.

If you come up with something new, please upload it to a HC11 site
on the Net. There really isn't enough people out there putting stuff
up.

--- here's the old stuff, enjoy! ---

DOS Note: use the program "pkunzip" to extract files.
          MAKE A DIRECTORY FOR EACH .ZIP FILE!

EVERYONE: Find any and all "readme" files and read them!


The file "pubdom1.zip" contains some public domain source code.

"complier.zip" contains the DOS C compiler and files for the U-HC11.

"more.zip" contains some more of my C source files in "Small C" format.


Here's some descriptions of files that may be on the disk in some of
the .zip archive files.

fp11.asm 11894 Floating point routines for MC68HC11

math11.asm 69632 Improved floating point for 68hc11

gmath.asm 10161 GENERAL MATH PACKAGE FOR MC68HC11

mul16c11.asm 1685 fancier 16 bit multiply for 6811

regshc11.asm 6272 68HC11 REGISTERS WITH BIT'S DESCRIPTION

div48.asm 6144 48 Bit Divide for M68HC11

68mon.asm 19681 A small monitor for 68hc11 not buffalo mon.
                source code included from Keith Vasilakes.

BASIC11.ZIP 29056 BASIC11 V1.55 Corrects a bug and adds 1
   command from v1.53. Contains release notes, listing files and object
   code. [Uploaded by Gordon Doughman.]

DOS AREA:

as11.exe 18870 Cross assembler for the MC68HC11

asref.man 72508 Better Users.manual for AS(n) assemblers

smallc11.zip 62970 Fixes to smallc compiler by Hellmuth
   Michaelis. (Compiled under TURBO-C).


NOTE: some files were compiled under small C for the Mac, I was
using a Mac to do all my development at that time, so you will have
to use some of that brain matter and figure out the differences.

   
Try these locations on the InterNet for more info...

http://motserv.indirect.com/
motorola

ftp://ernie.uvic.ca mirrors all the motorolla freeware
http://freeware.aus.sps.mot.com/index.html
http://www.mot.com/

ftp://cher.media.mit.edu:pub/miniboard/6-v-mini.txt

Also the Motorola BBS is: 619-279-3907

