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From: ronald@csuchico.EDU (Ronald Cole)
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Subject: WE32100 Instruction Set Description and/or AT&T 3B5 Assembly Language Programming Manual
Message-ID: <675@csuchic.csuchico.EDU>
Date: Tue, 18-Aug-87 18:54:43 EDT
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Posted: Tue Aug 18 18:54:43 1987
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Organization: California State University, Chico
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Keywords: AT&T, 3Bx series, WE32100, Yellow Pig
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Please help if you can.  I am retargeting my Modula-2 compiler to run on the
WE32100 processor of an AT&T 3B5.  For the last six months, I have called the
AT&T Documentation Hotline (1-800-432-6600) looking for the WE32100 instruction
set description (e.g. the state the processor is left in after executing some
instruction) and the AT&T 3B5 assembly language programming manual and all I
got was a headache and the data sheet for the WE32100 microprocessor; not that
this is too bad.  This particular data sheet contains an architectural summary,
flags/conditions, instruction set and summaries by mnemonic and opcode,
operating system instructions and microsequences, etc.  Great!  Now I am in
need of a tutorial on code generation to interface to Unix and C.  An assembly
language programming manual for the AT&T 3B5 would probably have this
information, but I have not been able to locate any such creature.  Anyone
who has done this kind of thing or knows where this information can be had
(please include AT&T manual select codes if applicable!), send me e-mail.
Thanks in advance!

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