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From: VBRANDT
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 1990 08:04
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 1990 08:04
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Hello all,
In Info-Atari16 digest #31, dsl.pitt.edu!pitt!cuphub!kar7481@pt.cs.cmu.edu
(Dan Karbowsky;AtariEliteOfPghPa bbs412-384-5609) writes:
>I DID call Motorola in Illinois and explain my problem to them.
>...
> They were VERY responsive; The "Applications note" is a 41-page
> document CLEARLY WORDED and INCLUDES SAMPLE 68000-ASSEMBLY SOURCE
> CODE DRIVERS!!!: EVERYTHING SOMEONE WITH A DECENT ELECTRONICS BACKGROUND
> COULD EVER WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE CHIP-- Charts, diagrams, pinouts,
> etc... are given. My biggest problem is that I wish I had enough
> time to get used to 68000 machine code {this VAX drives me nuts}.
> The source code has about 15 pages!!!
Does this include a trap handler for the 68881 that catches those '020/'030
floating-point ops and executes them on an 68000?? If so, could you explain
a little more? Or is there anyone out there who has this (or any other such)
software on-line or in electronically readable format and could email me a
copy ??? Thanks VERY much!!
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