MC68705 development

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From: Billy Quinn
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 1990 01:35

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I am interested in using my PC to program the MC68705 microprocessor.  I
have found a company that offers an assembler, simulator/debugger and
programming board (TECI) for around $500.00.  I am curious to find any
information from those of you who have used a product such as this to
program the MC68705 chips.  And I am wondering if any one might be able
to suggest a less expensive way for me to program this family of chips.
I would be particularly interested in any public domain assembler/simulator
or any kits or plans to MAKE a programming board that can be driven with a
serial port (from a PC).

        Much thanks in advance,

-- 
    Billy Quinn (billq@s.ms.uky.edu)

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Subject: MC68705 development
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Date: 27 Jul 90 01:35:03 GMT
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