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This is an add-on for the CoCo Extended Color BASIC that implements 51x24 and 64x24 text screens. All operation of the BASIC interpreter works naturally. It is developed in 6809 assembly language. It may be assembled with LWTOOLS (http://lwtools.projects.l-w.ca) under Linux, or with Windows cross-assemblers such as Chet Simpson's CASM which is included in RainbowIDE. In order to build a disk image, you will also need the Toolshed utility suite. (http://sourceforge.net/projects/toolshed) - Earlier versions of CaChars used the imgtool utility that is a part of MESS, the Multi Emulator Super System.

The NitrOS-9 Project provides an OS-9/6809 compatible operating system for the Tandy/TRS-80 Color Computer and Dragon home computer.

This is a modern set of libraries intended for use in software related to the Tandy Radio Shack Color Computer (the CoCo). Some functionality may also be useful in more general Motorola 6809 centered projects. CocoCommons provides a set of libraries for common tasks such as reading DECB and RBF filesystems, interpretting common file formats, and displaying CoCo-like screens. These are used extensively in the DriveWire 4 project and the upcoming nineserver project. In time it these libraries should implement most of the functionality now found in the Toolshed project.

A 6809/6800/8080/8008 macro assembler written in Java.

The purpose of this project is to be able to run OS9 programs written for the 6809/6309 processor on UNIX-like systems without the OS9 kernel being present. The OS9 was a popular operating system for the Tandy COCO and Dragon computers.

...The initial Development is being done on the Apple IIgs, with plans to port to the Commodore 64 with a SuperCPU. Eventually there will be ports to other 8 and 16-bit CPUs beginning with the 6502, followed by the z80, 6800, 6809, 8086, PDP-11, and then the TMS9900. Once these are complete there will be 32-bit ports to the 680x0, ARM, MIPS, etc.