Re: assembly in future C standard HCF Gerry Wheeler
- From: Walter Banks <walter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2006 08:35:39 -0500
As this thread wanders off topic this industry was introduced to a new
mnemonic in Byte article about decoding the undocumented
Motorola 6800 instructions. The HCF (Halt Catch Fire) opcode $DD
or $D9. HFC locked up the processor and cycled the address bus
The author of that article was Gerry Wheeler.
Gerry Wheeler, 54, died October 15, 2006, advanced non-Hodgkins
lymphoma cancer. Gerry made significant contributions to the technology
of the embedded systems world and was a key part of the development
of many household name products.
Programmer, Ham KG4NBB, author, father, husband, active commuity
participant Gerry will be missed by all.
w..
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