schottkyttl
A 74121 (One-shot) worked well as a reset to a counter device. There is an enable line using a 7400 NAND gate to allow or disallow the trigger to pass.
While duplicating the circuit, I found that all I have at the moment is a 74LS00. Are the outputs from the low-power Schottky devices compatible with a non-LS input?
simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
The MC9S12DG128 can sink or source an absolute maximum of 25mA from any GPIO pin (as stated in the datasheet).
The 74LS00 has \$I_{IH}\$ (in the example I found) of 20µA. It has an \$I_{IL}\$ of 0.4mA though, which is higher.
25mA / 0.4mA = 62.5.
So theoretically 62 74LS00 is the absolute maximum before you break the IO pin.
I don't know if this TexasInstruments application note would fit your bill, but it contains some schematics and reference for AS logic, like these excerpts:
Another possibly useful resource is this older application note on AS and ALS logic.
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For the circuit as shown, yes. According to my late-70's databook, 74LS parts have an output current of 400\$\mu\$A at 2.5V out, while 7400-series logic has an input current of 40\$\mu\$A (the similar rating for 74LS logic is 20\$\mu\$A). You certainly can't drive as many 74xx inputs from a 74LSxx output as you can from a 74xx output, but just as certainly you can drive one.
I was going to check the fan-out ratings of 74LSxx logic, but as I was turning to the paper book I realized that it didn't have a search bar, and desisted.