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From article <571@nems.dt.navy.mil>, by lumsdon@dtoa1.dt.navy.mil (Lumsdon):
> I'm looking for a book.....
> 
> Timing of gift isn't anytime soon. Recipient has a BS in computer engineering,
> and wants a book on computer architecture that's more up-to-date than
> his text, includes micros, minis, mainframes, supers, etc. I couldn't
> convince him that Digital's "VAX Hardware Architecture Manual" was _the_
> book on computer architecture (I'm a VMS system manager :-), so I'm
> looking for suggesstions.
> 
> I'm sure he wants a technical book, one that a CS major with a weak
> math or hardware background would be afraid to tackle. And I'm sure
> that he'd like a book that mentions software.

I just received a flyer on a new book, "Computer Architecture: A Quantitative
Approach", by John Hennessy of Stanford and David Patterson of Berkeley, which
will be available in February from Morgan-Kaufmann Publishers in Palo Alto. 
Hennessy and Patterson, of course, are, between the two of them, most of the
major early proponents of RISC thinking, and leaders of the efforts that
have flowered into use as the MIPS and SPARC architectures, respectively.  I
plan on getting a copy.  You may find this fits your requirements.
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