Intel Microprocessor (Seventh Edition in English)

Author: Brei
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book organically integrates the principles of microcomputers, assembly language programming, and PC interface communication technology. It can serve as a textbook for computer, communication, and automation control majors in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for engineering professionals. Develop software, control application systems, and interface with microprocessors. Write microprocessor programs using embedded assembly language in the Microsoft Visual C programming environment to control PCs. Develop software to control keyboards, monitors, and other computer components. Write arithmetic coprocessor programs, MMX programs, and SSE component programs. Solve complex equations. Explain the differences among various Intel processors and clarify the characteristics of each model. Describe the purposes of the microprocessor's real mode (DOS) and protected mode (Windows). Explain memory management operations, control the protected mode and paging mechanism, and allocate memory. Design interfaces between memory, I/O systems, and processors. Develop software to interface with hardware and application systems. Explain the operation of real-time operating systems (RTOS) in embedded environments. Explain the operation of disk and video systems. Establish interfaces between small systems and PCs using legacy ISA buses, PCI buses, parallel ports, serial ports, or USB buses. Detail the new 64-bit extension (EMT-64) of the Pentium 4 microprocessor. In the 7th edition, updates and comprehensive discussions have been provided on the latest advancements in the microprocessor field. New content includes: How to design interfaces between C/C++ and assembly language in DOS or Windows environments. Based on Visual C++ applications, use line assembly to learn assembly language. Update certain content related to new developments in microprocessors and microprocessor interfaces. This book organically integrates the principles of microcomputers, assembly language programming, and PC interface communication technology. It can serve as a textbook for computer, communication, and automation control majors in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for engineering professionals.