A guide to real-world success with embedded ISA-bus systems, this book helps developers master both hardware and software techniques. Provided is an advanced and comprehensive compendium of practical techniques for bare metal ISA bus projects.
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This review is from: The Embedded PCs ISA Bus (Paperback)
In this book, you get to follow along as Ed, the popular embedded-systems columnist for Circuit Cellar and Dr. Dobbs, faces the challenges of real-world hardware design. And in the process, you'll learn a lot of useful things whether or not your designs are ISA-based. Plus, Ed has the rare ability to make technical material a delight to read.
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Suppose your project needs a high-performance CPU, lots of DRAM, comprehensive interrupt support, a real-time clock, nonvolatile configuration RAM, serial and parallel ports, and a megabyte-per-second I/O bus. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
shutdown reason code, column driver chips, high nybble, low nybble, comm program, mainline code, startup code, timing specs, initialized variables, segment registers, row drivers, hardware reset, data multiplexer, column drivers, interrupt handler, bootstrap loader, bus board, data latch, external interrupts, timer chip, timer tick, sync signals, prototype board, protected mode, sync pulse Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Dot Clock, Firmware Development Board, Compatibility Barnacles, Power Good, Game of Life, Turbo Debugger, Control Word, Worst Hack, Circuit Cellar, Double Fault, Glass Teletype, Non-Maskable Interrupt, Pentium Pro, Backup Vcc, Control Register, Firmware Furnace, Interrupt Vector Byte, Exceedingly Bad Idea, Good Thing, Paradigm's Locate, Programmable Interrupt Controller, Schmidt Trigger, Status Timer New!
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Suppose your project needs a high-performance CPU, lots of DRAM, comprehensive interrupt support, a real-time clock, nonvolatile configuration RAM, serial and parallel ports, and a megabyte-per-second I/O bus. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
shutdown reason code, column driver chips, high nybble, low nybble, comm program, mainline code, startup code, timing specs, initialized variables, segment registers, row drivers, hardware reset, data multiplexer, column drivers, interrupt handler, bootstrap loader, bus board, data latch, external interrupts, timer chip, timer tick, sync signals, prototype board, protected mode, sync pulse Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Dot Clock, Firmware Development Board, Compatibility Barnacles, Power Good, Game of Life, Turbo Debugger, Control Word, Worst Hack, Circuit Cellar, Double Fault, Glass Teletype, Non-Maskable Interrupt, Pentium Pro, Backup Vcc, Control Register, Firmware Furnace, Interrupt Vector Byte, Exceedingly Bad Idea, Good Thing, Paradigm's Locate, Programmable Interrupt Controller, Schmidt Trigger, Status Timer New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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This book cites 5
books:
- Zen of Code Optimization: The Ultimate Guide to Writing Software That Pushes PCs to the Limit by Michael Abrash on page 42, page 236, and Back Matter
- Serial Communications: A C ++ Developer's Guide : A Comprehensive Guide to Writing Serial Communications Applications Using Object-Oriented Techniqu by Mark Nelson on page 83, and Back Matter
- Protected Mode Software Architecture by MindShare Inc. in Back Matter
- Code Complete (Microsoft Programming Series) by Steve McConnell in Back Matter
- CardBus System Architecture by MindShare Inc. in Back Matter
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