Sorry for the offtopic but I figure there is likely to be some crosspollination...
Does anyone know of a forum like this one (it's excellent!) for the 6809 or 68000 processors?
OT: similar fora for other MPUs?
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http://www.easy68k.com/EASy68Kforum/index.php is mostly for EASy68K editor/assembler/simulator users but does have 68k programming and general discussion areas. Not high traffic but some talented people do lurk there.
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There's this one for the 6809 (in Yahoo groups)
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/flexusergroup/
but it looks like it's overrun with spam. There's another one (only 8 members though!) for the Commodore SuperPET, Commodore's only 6809-based personal computer, at
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/commodoresuperpet/
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/flexusergroup/
but it looks like it's overrun with spam. There's another one (only 8 members though!) for the Commodore SuperPET, Commodore's only 6809-based personal computer, at
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/commodoresuperpet/
Re: OT: similar fora for other MPUs?
GordonZaft wrote:
Sorry for the offtopic but I figure there is likely to be some crosspollination...
Does anyone know of a forum like this one (it's excellent!) for the 6809 or 68000 processors?
Does anyone know of a forum like this one (it's excellent!) for the 6809 or 68000 processors?
Re: OT: similar fora for other MPUs?
GordonZaft wrote:
Does anyone know of a forum like this one (it's excellent!) for the 6809 or 68000 processors?
Being interested in 6800, 6802 and 6809, I would join this forum.
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Re: OT: similar fora for other MPUs?
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www.68xxx.org is still free.
x86? We ain't got no x86. We don't NEED no stinking x86!