Re: A86: zilog books

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Subject: Re: A86: zilog books
From: Dux Gregis <assets@eden.rutgers.edu>
Date: Tue, 12 May 1998 23:02:22 -0400
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What did you tell them your application was?

Matt2000 wrote:
> 
> >Is the Databook separate from the User's Manual?  I received the data book,
> >but it's pretty worthless for programming (unless all you need is a cryptic
> >opcode list and t-states).  Was there another book (something like
> >Programming the Z80 by Rodney Yaks?) that people use?  If so, please list
> >the ISBN number, I can't seem to find any literature about the Z80 at local
> >bookstores.
> 
> Yeah. The databook is pretty useless unless you want to build a Z80
> computer. The user's manual is more useful
> I dont know why everyone is having such a difficult time, I got them both on
> first try.Just go to:
> 
> http://www.zilog.com/frames/fregist.html
> 
> Fill out the form, And check these check boxes:
> 
> Z80
> ------
> Z80 Databook DB95Z800101
> Z80 User's Manual DC-8309-01
> 
> Fairly self-explanatory to me.
> 
> Later,
>     Matt

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Re: A86: zilog books

From: "Matt2000" <matt2000@gte.net>