Computer Organization and the MC68000

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Presenting topics in a complete and detailed fashion from the ground up, this new text offers a thorough, yet brief, introduction to the entire body of fundamental material in computer architecture and assembly language. It discusses computer organization at the gate level, the register level, the system level, and the network level; and explores assembly language programming in terms of computer system basics. For computer programmers.
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Presenting topics in a complete and detailed fashion from the ground up, this new text offers a thorough, yet brief, introduction to the entire body of fundamental material in computer architecture and assembly language. It discusses computer organization at the gate level, the register level, the system level, and the network level; and explores assembly language programming in terms of computer system basics. For computer programmers.
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A textbook that provides a thorough, yet brief, introduction to both computer organization and assembly language programming, effectively reducing two separate courses into one. The two topics are harmonized by the use of a particular architecture, the MC68000, as a model for the hardware aspects of the text as well as the programming component. Assumes knowledge of at least one modern high-level language (preferably Pascal or C). Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780131589407
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference
  • Publication date: 2/1/1993
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 698
  • Product dimensions: 7.01 (w) x 9.25 (h) x 0.49 (d)

Table of Contents

Preface
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Basic Concepts 1
1.2 Structured Layers of a Computer System 4
1.3 Programming Design Techniques 20
2 Foundations 26
2.1 Number Systems 26
2.2 Boolean Logic 48
2.3 Gates - Implementation 74
2.4 Logic Circuits - Implementation 86
3 Principal Components of a Computer System 106
3.1 Main Memory Organization 106
3.2 CPU 115
3.3 Secondary Storage 122
3.4 I/O Device Interaction 130
3.5 Computer Communications 133
4 SIM68 Computer 140
4.1 Main Memory Organization 140
4.2 CPU 141
4.3 SIM68 Machine Language 143
4.4 SIM68 Assembly Language 180
5 System Component Implementation 199
5.1 Building Blocks 199
5.2 Main Memory 206
5.3 General-Purpose Computation Unit 210
5.4 Additional Architecture Terminology 238
5.5 General CPU Designs 239
5.6 SIM68 CPU Detail Design 245
5.7 Illustrative Architectures 286
6 Addressing Schemes and the MC68000 292
6.1 Addressing Modes 292
6.2 MC68000 Computer 303
6.3 Main Memory Organization 304
6.4 CPU 304
6.5 MC68000 Machine Language 308
6.6 MC68020/030/040 Addressing Modes 314
6.7 RISC Addressing Modes 316
7 Assembly Language for the MC68000 319
7.1 Basic Concepts 319
7.2 Categories of Addressing Modes 333
7.3 Directives and Constants 335
7.4 Position-dependent versus Position-independent Code 339
7.5 Instructions 342
8 Subroutines and Macros 437
8.1 Subroutines 437
8.2 Modules, and Internal and External Subroutines 461
8.3 Subroutine Libraries 468
8.4 Macros 470
8.5 Conditional Assembly 477
9 Exceptions 483
9.1 Internal Exceptions 489
9.2 External Exceptions 497
9.3 Nested Exceptions 504
9.4 Exception Processing in the MC68010/20/30 505
10 Communicating With the Outside World 508
10.1 I/O Modules 509
10.2 Methods of I/O 515
10.3 Memory Hierarchy 523
10.4 Multiprocessor Systems 532
10.5 ECB 533
11 Computer Networking 567
11.1 Historical Perspective on Computing 567
11.2 Advantages and Disadvantages of Computer Networks 572
11.3 Network Terminology and Configurations 574
11.4 ISO/OSI Reference Model 579
11.5 Design Considerations 604
11.6 Example Network Protocols - Internet 608
11.7 ISDN and WAN 631
11.8 Networking Summary 637
App. A: Software for the Text 640
App. B: SIM68 and ASM68. The MC68000 Subset Simulator and Assembler 641
B.1 Load Files from Textual Machine Language Files 641
B.2 Load Files from ASM68, the SIM68 Assembler 643
B.3 Loading Your Load File Into Simulator 644
B.4 Using SIM68 644
App. C: SIM68K and XSIM68K: The MC68000 Simulators 647
C.1 The SIM68K Environment 647
C.2 Using SIM68K 653
C.3 TRAP #14 I/O Functions 653
C.4 XSIM68K 654
C.5 Explanation of Terms Used 657
App. D: ASM68K. The MC68000 Assembler 658
D.1 Invoking Assembler 658
D.2 Fields 659
D.3 Directives 663
D.4 Relocatable Assembler 667
App. E: ASCII Codes 670
App. F: Sample Routines 672
F.1 Introduction and Assembler Equates 672
Index 689
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