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From: lkoop@pnet01.cts.com (Lamonte Koop)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: 68881/68882 programming
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Date: 16 Dec 90 23:16:02 GMT
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Does anyone have some good examples of DIRECTLY accessing the 68881 or 68882
math coprocessors from within a program? (without going through the math
libraries).  Specifically, I'm looking for assembly source examples if
possible.  I have a partially working code model, but would be interested to
see other examples or hear other ideas about the subject as I have hit a few 
'interesting' effects.
 

                             LaMonte Koop
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  A scientist is one who finds interest in the kinetic energy of Jell-O
   moving at ridiculous velocities...an engineer is one who can find a
               real-life application for such silliness.