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Article #1929

Re: 486 and 860 documentation

#1929
From: prune
Date: Thu, 08 Jun 1989 00:55
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jps@wucs1.UUCP (James Sterbenz) writes:
>... i860 Programming Manual mentions a Hardware Reference Manual anyone know .
>Also, is there a set of books out for the 486 yet (Programming,....

mch@ukc.ac.uk (Martin Howe) replies:
> I should have guessed that others might also be looking unsuccessfully for
> information about these chips & support. Here then is a summary of what I got:
> 
> 860 Assembler/Linker Manual:		Order	#240436
> 860 Simulator/Debugger Manual:	Order	#240437
> 860 Programmers Reference Manual:	Order	#240329-002 (1989)
> 860 Data Sheet			Order	#240296-002 (April 1989)
> 
> 486 data sheet:		Order	#240440
> 486 reference manual:		Order	#240440
> 486 product brief		Order	#240459
> 
> INTEL LITERATURE SALES
> P.O. BOX 58130
> SANTA CLARA, CA 95052-8130      +1 408-765-1909
> USA

   I played phone tag with a few people until I finally hit bottom on what
Intel has as of today.  There are three introductory packets that Intel just
loves to send to interested parties.  They contain the intro information stuff
from above.  If you want to get more involved in the i860 processor, order the
appropriate manuals above.  There are no corresponding manuals for the i80486
microprocessor yet; stay tuned to your local sales office for details.  I have
added a short description after each title, including a page count (leaving out
tables of contents and other low-information pages).
   386, Intel386, 80386, i386, 486, ICD-486, i486, 860, and i860 are trademarks of Intel Corporation.

   Order # JG-11 for the i860 chip has:
 no #   ISSCC cover letter (no big deal)
240410  "A 1,000,000 Transistor Microprocessor" article reprint, 3 pp.
240438  "Introducing the Intel i860 64-bit Microprocessor" market o-view, 2 pp.
240455  "i860 Processor Performance" benchmark report, 13 pp.
240296  "i860 64-bit Microprocessor Advance Information" data sheet, 71 pp.

   Order # JG-16 for i80486 microprocessor original equipment manufacturers has:
240459  "Intel i486 Family Product Briefs", 18 pp.
240440  "i486 Microprocessor" data manual, 167 pp.
280872  "ICD-486 In-Circuit Debugger" fact sheet, 2 pp.
280871  "i486 Microprocessor Development Tools" fact sheet, 3 pp.
231998  "A Performance Report on The 386 Family of High Performance [sic],
        32-bit Microprocessors" benchmark report, 14 pp + code + perf. table

   Order # JG-17 for i80486 microprocessor end users has:
240231  "The Intel386 Family / An Architectural Solution", 6 pp.
240373  "How to Buy a Computer for Today and Tomorrow", 3 pp.
240489  "The Emerging World of the 80386" PC Week supplement, 68 pp. - ads
240367  "32-bit Software for Intel386 Architecture", 40 pp.

   These are free and may be ordered from Intel Literature as shown above.
The toll-free number in the US and Canada is 800-548-4725.  For more information
after you read any applicable publications, call your local Intel sales office.
The location and number of this office may be obtained from your region's Intel
headquarters:

United States of America:
  Intel Corporation
  3065 Bowers Avenue
  Santa Clara, CA  95051
  800-548-4725

United Kingdom
  Intel International (U.K.) Ltd.
  Distribution Center
  Piper's Way
  Swindon, SN3 1RJ Wiltshire
  793-696000

France
  Intel Corporation S.A.R.L.
  1, Rue Edison, BP 303
  78054  Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, Cedex
  305-77000

Canada
  Intel Semiconductor of Canada, Ltd.
  190 Attwell Drive, Suite 500
  Rexdale, Ontario M9W 6H8
  416-625-2105 (use 800-548-4725 to order literature)

Hong Kong
  Intel Semiconductor Ltd.
  10/FL East Tower, Bond Centre
  89 Queensway, Central
  584-44555

West Germany
  Intel Semiconductor GmbH
  Dornacher Strasse 1
  8016 Feldkirchen Bei Muenchen
  89-89-909920

Japan
  Intel Japan K.K.
  5-6 Tokodai, Tsukuba-shi
  Ibaraki, 300-26
  (check your local phone book for an Intel sales office)

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From: prune@guardian.UUCP (prune)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.intel
Subject: Re: 486 and 860 documentation
Summary: The FULL answer (for now)
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Date: 8 Jun 89 00:55:43 GMT
Reply-To: prune@myrddyn.i.intel.com (Prune Wickart)
Organization: Intel Corp.,  Development Tools, Hillsboro, OR
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