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Motorola 68K pocket reference - query

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From: braner
Date: Sat, 01 Nov 1986 21:22
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Does anybody know of a source for the Motorola "MC68000/8/10/12
Programming Pocket Reference Guide" (M68000RG/AD)(A18606)(1984)?

I'm using a borrowed copy.  It is a nifty little thing that is ideal
for reference while you're writing in AL.  I cannot find it in the local
computer literature outlets.  Can you order it from Motorola? Address?
Price?  Any alternative sources or books?

This booklet gives, for each mnemonic, a short but precise discription
of the operation, allowed addressing modes, assembler syntax and the
binary machine code (for each addressing mode and attribute). It is about
3.5 by 5 inches and about 120 pages long.

While we're at it: is there, after all, a good PD assembler for the ST?

- Moshe Braner
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Subject: Motorola 68K pocket reference - query
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Date: Sat, 1-Nov-86 16:22:09 EST
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Posted: Sat Nov  1 16:22:09 1986
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Summary: How do you get it?