Motorola M68000 User's Guide download pdf (Page 256)

COMPUTERS

For 68000 series chip u s a ^h ere ’s the fast, easy way

to learn assembly lcU|^^feprogramming skills.

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This practical guide covers a wide range

of assem bly langua ge progra m m in g

techniques for the entire 68000 chip fam-

ily—from the 68000, 68008, 68010,68012,

and 68020, to the new and p o w erfu l

68 0 30. A s s e m bly la n g u a ge e x p e rt

Thom as Skinner has you w riting p ro 

gram s early in the book, using basic

inpu t/ou tput subroutines, data types,

assembler statements, and programming

instructions. Then you'll learn how the

68000 series chip works with the more

advanced areas of assembly langua ge-

conditional and arithmetic instructions;

loo pin g; stacks; strings; a d dressin g

modes; logical, shift, and rotate instruc

tions; linking; and debugging.

No m atter which 68000 chip-equipped

m achine you’ w o rk w ith —the A pple

Macintosh, Commodore Amiga. Atari ST

Series, and others—the material in this

book will help you get the most from your

machine. Skinner also provides specific

systems details in the appendices, com 

plete with shell programming routines to

make programming fast and easy. This

book requires no prior experience with

assembly language.

THOMAS SKINNER is Assistant Profes

sor of Computer Science at Boston Uni

versity and a microprocessor hardware

and software systems consultant. He is

also the author of

Assem bly Language

Programming for the 8086 Family.

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