Jim's 8008 Page (note: this is not a public page, as it
My Mark-8 reconstruction, built 25 years after the
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My 8008
Interactive Assembler for Windows (570KB) (sample
program) updated 7/29/2002 - V1.12 - added hex file output, new directives (BSS, DATA, CODE) and new opcode LHLI updated 10/31/2002 - V1.15 - added file backup and fixed some display bugs 8008 Inverse Assembler for HP Logic Analyzers Simple, but it works (screen shot). As few as 12 connections to the CPU and you can see what instructions are being executed. There are two versions; one demultiplexes the 8008 address bus itself, and one uses the latched address present in most designs and has a bit more flexibility in clocking and tracing. Source code included. |
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Hardware |
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The switch printed circuit board. I mounted the switches on a printed circuit board for a cleaner appearance and a better mechanical mounting, since I didn't want to mount my Mark-8 inside a cabinet. | |
The Mark-8 prototyping board. I laid out this board in order to have a clean way to add some memory and I/O to my Mark-8. It is intended to replace the existing memory board, but could also co-exist with it. | |
Documents |
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Intel MCS-8 Manual including 8008 Data Sheet (pdf, 62 pgs, 5.9MB) |
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Microcomputer Design, Donald Martin / Martin Research (pdf, 225 pgs, 31.5MB) |
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The Mark-8 construction article. Scan from S. Gabaly, contrast enhanced and made into a PDF by me |