Intel Microprocessor: Architectures, Programming, and Interface Technologies from 8086 to the Pentium Series 5: Architectures, Programming, and Interface Technologies from 8086 to the Pentium Series

Author: BarryB.Brey
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: Intel microprocessors have been widely used in fields such as electronics, communications, control systems, and desktop computer systems. This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the programming and interface technologies of Intel series microprocessors from a practical perspective. The main content includes: programming modes and system architecture of microprocessors; Intel series microprocessor instructions; writing assembly language modules in C/C++ programs; memory interfaces; basic input/output technologies; numeric coprocessors and MMX technology; bus interfaces; 8086/8088, 80186/80188~80486, Pentium series microprocessors, etc. Compared to the fourth edition, this book adds content on how to combine assembly language with C/C++ for programming, USB interfaces, MMX technology, and Pentium II. The book includes numerous examples, demonstrating strong practicality. The content is systematic, well-structured, and thoroughly explained, with learning objectives at the beginning of each chapter, summaries and exercises at the end of each chapter, and a wealth of illustrations, making it easy for readers to understand. Additionally, the book's content is up-to-date, enabling readers to grasp the forefront of technological development. This book can serve as a textbook for relevant courses in higher education institutions. For readers who wish to master the programming and interface technologies of Intel microprocessors, this book is also an excellent reference.