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Re: 68000 reference book

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From: "Scott P Leslie"
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 1989 17:03
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Hello,
   Someone asked about a good reference for 68000 assembly language.
I have "68000 Programming" (or something like that) by Steve Williams.
It is published by Sybex Books, and it's orange (you can't miss it).
This has a great discussion on each instruction the 68000, 68010 can
use.  It also has sample programs.  The only thing a 68000 programmer
would really need in addition to this book would be a list showing the
execution times of various instructions.
--
Hope this helps,
Scott P. Leslie (UNCSPL@UNC)                                   Jax
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