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Examples for your MC68HC912B32


Along with all the programs on the Intersting Links page, here are a few example programs. The first is a skeleton program that we don't recommend you compile and run, since it will overwrite the Debug12 software in flash already on the board, but it does give you a few ideas on how to program the board.

Our example program was to take an external input, a clock in this case, and use it to control a BCD display. This is a very trivial program, but it should give you some ideas about how to program this chip.

skeleton.asm -- A file showing severla features, including interrupt vectors.

demo.asm -- A file showing how to detect a rising edge and process inputs and outputs.
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Last modified: April 20 2003
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