Here you can download MiniIDE program for windows: I've tested it and it works for windows 7 as well. Using MiniIDE you can assemble your assembly code, but doesn't seem to have a linker!
So that means that you can't have separate modules unless you use $include directive; we'll further discuss this in the class:
So that means that you can't have separate modules unless you use $include directive; we'll further discuss this in the class:
http://www.mgtek.com/miniide/resources/hc11.aspx
Please note that you may have to go to Build menu > Options > Select the Tools tab > and change the Assembler from asm12.exe to asm11.exe in order to ensure you are using Assembler for HC11 not HC12.
Please note that you may have to go to Build menu > Options > Select the Tools tab > and change the Assembler from asm12.exe to asm11.exe in order to ensure you are using Assembler for HC11 not HC12.
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