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El. knyga: What Every Engineer Should Know about Microcomputers: Hardware/Software Design: a Step-by-step Example, Second Edition,

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Revised and expanded guide demonstrates microcomputer usage by working through one simple design challenge and explaining its solution. This edition features the contributions of an Ada expert, demonstrates (in 14 new chapters) the development of a microcomputer system structured by this language, and emphasizes its advantages, including the ability to conveniently isolate functions or make changes more quickly in an application. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Revised and expanded guide demonstrates microcomputer usage by working through one simple design challenge and explaining its solution. This edition features the contributions of an Ada expert, demonstrates (in 14 new chapters) the development of a microcomputer system structured by this language, a
1. Introduction
2. A Problem
3. A Solution Strategy
4. Engineering Our
Solution
5. A Block Diagram and a Software Diagram
6. About Our
Microprocessor
7. Inside the Microprocessor
8. Getting to the Outside:
Addressing
9. Connecting the ROMs and RAMs
10. Getting to the 1/0 Chips
11.
Controlling the Integrator
12. Looking Up in the Tables
13. Interrupting the
Microprocessor from the Comparator
14. Responding to the Comparator's
Interrupt
15. Some Housekeeping
16. A Look at Our Whole System
17. Another
Way to Read Out
18. A Deeper Look Inside the Microprocessor
19. Computing
with a Microprocessor
20. Software in a World of Changes and Complexity
21.
The Ada Language
22. Software Development Methodologies-And Object-Oriented
Design
23. Object-Oriented Partitioning, with Entity-Relationship Diagrams
24. The Structure of Ada
125. Our Example in Ada-A Step-by-Step Explanation
26. The Control Program
27. Interrupts in Ada
28. And Now ... Back to Our
Program
29. Some Definitions
30. Packages in Our Example
31. The Converter
Program
32. The Display Control Program
33. The Benefits of Ada-Without Ada
34. The Ada Program-In Final Form