{34} Learning Intel 8008 Assembly Language Video #3
In this video we write the obligatory HELLO WORLD program in assembly using intel's original 8008 opcode mnemonics. First the program is hand assembled to understand a bit of what the assembler is accomplishing for us. The program is then entered into the MIL MOD8 using the Resident Monitor MON8 and tested. I then get online to Herb Johnson's website and download a version of William Colley's A85 assembler that has been modified for split octal and the old version of the 8008 mnemonic syntax. The HELLO WORLD program is created with a text editor and the process is then repeated with the A08 cross-assembler. That done, I start describing the pseudo opcodes or assembler directives to help make our assembly lives even easier.
In the next video, I will start using the 8008 MIL MOD8 Simulator that can be downloaded from Dave Dunfield's website
Intel 8008 assembly mnemonic reference card https://drive.google.com/file/d/107Pe...
Herb Johnson's version of A08 assembler with split octal and old 8008 mnemonics http://www.retrotechnology.com/restor...
Dave Dunfield MON8 simulator http://www.classiccmp.org/dunfield/mo...