how to program 8086 Microprocessor

[shaiqbashir]

Hi guys!

it looks like a silly question but since i dont know its answer so i have to ask you people about it.

If i want to program 8086 microprocessor, what softwares and hardwares would i require?

I mean is there any Programmer required for this purpose? Is there any schematic available so that i can use it on my own. Is there its software? where i can get it to download? Where i can get its code editor and assembler?

kindly help me out

thanks

[zetd]

hi check this, may help u, and as a starting point to answer your question

   The prototype of C186SBC V1.0
   The C186SBC V1.0 features,

    * CPU:    80C186EB 16MHz
    * MEMORY:    29C010x2, 128kBx2 even and odd Flash
    *                    628128x2, 128kBx2 even and odd SRAM
    * MEMORY and I/O Decoder: GAL16V8D
    * Debug LED: single dot LED connected to P1.7
    * Host terminal interface: RS232 9600 8n1
    * I/O processors interface: half-duplex RS485
    * Expansion connectors: 8-bit buffered cpu bus for peripheral interface and GPIO
    * Monitor Program: x86Bug V1.0
    .....

    http://www.kmitl.ac.th/~kswichit/c186/c186sbc.htm

   for the programming, maybe you can google masm32 , flat assembler http://flatassembler.net/ (.. for dos 
   maybe), and just an idea how to use turbo c 3, to build your program, and upload obj file to its flash 

   gud luk

[Ahmad_k]

The 8086 is the first INTEL microprocessor. It can not be programmed because it is a microprocessor. you need to make a circuit that contains RAM and Eprom and the interfaces. you need to program the assembly file on the Eprom

[Ichan]

HT-Soft has a free compiler for this, http://www.htsoft.com/products/compilers/PACIFICc.php but old Turbo-C as mentioned before is more common.

The 8086 is the first INTEL microprocessor.

I don't know if it is the first one or not, but MCS-8 or Intel 8008 is much much more antique than 8086, and yes they don't have internal program memory.

Regards, Ichan.

[shaiqbashir]

Dear Ahmed!

thanks for ur support.

But can u tell me about that RAM, EPROM and Interfaces circuits more? I shall be thankful to u for this. Can u provide me some schematics?

[Marineland]

Hi shaiqbashir,

Look around on this web site: http://www.kmitl.ac.th/~kswichit%20/C188/c188sbc.htm
I think you find what you looking for

Regards,
Marineland