Recommend a VERY good read on how CPUs work?

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From: David Longley
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 1996 00:00

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I  need  a  very very very easy to read,  ie  well  written,  but 
technically  accurate,  book or piece of  software  (ideally  the 
latter)  which  explains  the principles of  CPU  operation  -  - 
Idelaly something which also puts the whole issue in the  context 
of Turing Machines and the history of computing.

Something better than PC TUTOR software.

I need it for teaching purposes.
-- 
David Longley

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From: David Longley <David@longley.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Recommend a VERY good read on how CPUs work?
Date: 1996/06/13
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