High-level programmer's guide to the 68000
Francis G. McCabe · Prentice Hall International (UK) Ltd. eBooks · 1992
Part 1 Bits, bytes and numbers: representing numbers in a machine arithmetic in fixed length bit strings other kinds of numerals. Part 2 The 680x0 programmer's model: the 680x0 registers the 680x0 memory architecture simple assembler programming input and output. Part 3 Representing PASCAL expressions: scalar values and variables scalar expressions. Part 4 PASCAL compound structures: records representing arrays. Part 5 Advanced PASCAL data structures: packed data structures representing sets. Part 6 Representing PASCAL control structures: simple PASCAL control structures coding for performance. Part 7 The PASCAL procedure: parameters and local variables nested, scoped and global functions the goto. Part 8 Symbolic programming languages: recursive data structures LISP data structures executing LISP programs. Part 9 PROLOG: PROLOG data structures controlling a PROLOG execution using a virtual machine. Appendices: Addressing modes for the 680x0 the 680x0 instructions used in the text answers to selected exercises.