The impression that you are too lazy to do your own work possibly springs from the fact that you're apparently too lazy to type out complete words. The use of abbreviations in place of complete words implies that you consider your own time and effort to be more valuable than anyone else's, hence, you are unwilling to put forth even the minimal effort to "get the job done."

If you want to learn to use the 805x effectively, I'd recommend you avoid trying to use any high-level language until you have the entire architecture, its programming model, and its instruction set along with its instruction timings thoroughly understood and largely memorized. This means programming in ASM and doing so without constant reference to manuals.

Now I'm just one person, and I've been using 805x since the very late 1970's, and am not to that point yet. I can't write 805x binaries directly as I often do with other processors. However, I wouldn't dream of using a high-level language, which many people see as a shortcut to writing the code, but which experts will tell you, is not appropriate until you could easily write the same code in ASM.

There are freeware assemblers, macro-assemblers (e.g. ASEM-51) and simulators (e.g. JSIM) that will help you you along the way. Finding the tools you need is up to you. Download and use them if you can, or purchase them if you must.

RE