80x86 Family, The: Design, Programming, and Interfacing

Prentice Hall, June 16, 1997. Hardcover. Very Good. Very Good Hardcover. 1997 Prentice Hall. 2nd edition. INCLUDES DISK. Cover has faint wear. Text is clean, bright and unmarked. Tight binding.\n\n\n\nWritten for introductory courses in microcomputers or microprocessors, this text's clarity and easy-to-follow writing style have been highly and consistently praised by reviewers and readers. Each chapter contains a chapter outline, learning objectives, a chapter overview, hierarchical design, self-review questions, self-test questions, and analysis and design questions-all of which enhance learning. \n\nThis new edition of The 80x86 Family. Design, Programming, and Interfacing has been extensively updated to include material on the newest processors, including the Pentium II and III, the Xeon, the Itanium, and AMD's Athlon. More than 65 new end-of-chapter questions and problems have been added, along with numerous new figures and tables. Also included in the text are suggestions for Internet and hands-on lab projects. \n\nIncluded with each book is a CD, organized by chapter, that contains the assembly listings for all of the programs in the book. The disk also contains a copy of DEBUG32, enhanced software that allows full access to the 32-bit registers and addressing capabilities of 80x86 processors. DEBUG32 also can be used for debugging protected mode programs. \n\nAn Instructor's Manual (0-13-032833-2) containing answers and solutions to all of the end-of-chapter questions and problems is available free of charge to instructors who are using this book for a course. \n--This text refers to the \n\n\n\nHardcover\nedition.