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From: axaris@acsu.buffalo.edu (vassilios e axaris)
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Subject: Re: Info wanted on building m68k systems
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Date: 14 Nov 90 02:46:15 GMT
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I have been a teaching assistant for a software/hardware course using the
68k for 4 semesters and used a variety of books. The one for hardware design
that I have found to be superior is Microprocessor Systems Design by 
Alan Clements.  It is published by PWS (Boston) , and to my knowledge
it is used widely as a text for 300 level design courses.
It does cover the assembly language but not in depth while it emphasizes the
design of memory, peripherals, e.t.c.

Vassilios E. Axaris