We are going to be making the infamous hello world program. This is far more difficult
in Assembly Language than it is in most other languages. This tutorial will cover simple output and how to declare Constants. The program's main purpose, however, is to teach you how to use EASy68K. |
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Now we will begin coding. |
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MOVE.B #14,D0Here is a list of various trap tasks and what they do. For a list of trap tasks to use for purposes other than Text I/O consult the EASy68K help section.
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Now we will add code to allow display of a new line. |
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This concludes Part 1 of the tutorial. You should now be able to use EASy68K to write, assemble, and run a simple program. |