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2 total messages Started by Massimo Sebastiani Sat, 06 Jan 1990 14:57
56000 assemblers...
#2411
Author: Massimo Sebastiani
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 1990 14:57
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I'm desperately looking for a DSP56001 assembler, and I need sources ,
since I have to use it on different machines (PC,Atari ST,Unix...) .
Does anybody know if a PD assembler exists on the net ?

I'm going to build a 56001-based drum machine,and an add-on board for my 
Atari ST: I think I'll have to write the assembler too,but I haven't
yet received the 56000 op-codes table (it's missing in Moto's user manual
...sigh!).
	Anyone can help me?

						Max Sebastiani
						seba@irst.uucp
Re: 56000 assemblers...
#2416
Author: Rafael Diaz
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 1990 15:33
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In article <334@irst.UUCP> seba@irst.UUCP (Massimo Sebastiani) writes:
>I'm desperately looking for a DSP56001 assembler, and I need sources ,
>
>I'm going to build a 56001-based drum machine,and an add-on board for my 
>Atari ST: I think I'll have to write the assembler too,but I haven't
>yet received the 56000 op-codes table (it's missing in Moto's user manual
>...sigh!).
>	Anyone can help me?


Look in Appendix A.9.2  "DSP56001/DSP56000 DSP User's Manual"  for the
instruction encoding.


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