intel 386 et al

[Hul Tytus]

Anyone know of a good handbook describing the machine code of Intel's
386's? A page describing each instruction along with some text about the
various sequences caused by interupts and descriptions of the various tables
and "descriptors" and special purpose registers and the effects of "protected
mode" is the hope. An older text that didn't describe the 64 bit versions
would be ok, maybe preferable.
Hummel's book I've seen, but it's more of a lengthy volume than a
handbook. Any others that aren't so windy?

Hul

 

[bitrex]

On 9/11/19 5:06 PM, Hul Tytus wrote:

Anyone know of a good handbook describing the machine code of Intel's
386's? A page describing each instruction along with some text about the
various sequences caused by interupts and descriptions of the various tables
and "descriptors" and special purpose registers and the effects of "protected
mode" is the hope. An older text that didn't describe the 64 bit versions
would be ok, maybe preferable.
Hummel's book I've seen, but it's more of a lengthy volume than a
handbook. Any others that aren't so windy?

Hul

There was as 64 bit 386?

 

[Tim Williams]

http://www.penguin.cz/~literakl/intel/intel.html ?

Books, no idea, check archive.org. "i386 user manual", datasheet, something
like that?

Tim

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Anyone know of a good handbook describing the machine code of Intel's
386's? A page describing each instruction along with some text about the
various sequences caused by interupts and descriptions of the various
tables
and "descriptors" and special purpose registers and the effects of
"protected
mode" is the hope. An older text that didn't describe the 64 bit versions
would be ok, maybe preferable.
Hummel's book I've seen, but it's more of a lengthy volume than a
handbook. Any others that aren't so windy?

Hul

 

[Martin Riddle]

On Wed, 11 Sep 2019 21:06:50 +0000 (UTC), Hul Tytus <ht@panix.com>
wrote:

Anyone know of a good handbook describing the machine code of Intel's
386's? A page describing each instruction along with some text about the
various sequences caused by interupts and descriptions of the various tables
and "descriptors" and special purpose registers and the effects of "protected
mode" is the hope. An older text that didn't describe the 64 bit versions
would be ok, maybe preferable.
Hummel's book I've seen, but it's more of a lengthy volume than a
handbook. Any others that aren't so windy?

Hul

Lots of stuff on ix86 machine code, adn then you need Intels i386
hardware manual.

Nice stuff here... <http://rcollins.org/intel.doc/386Manuals.html>

Cheers

 

[Martin Riddle]

On Wed, 11 Sep 2019 21:06:50 +0000 (UTC), Hul Tytus <ht@panix.com>
wrote:

Anyone know of a good handbook describing the machine code of Intel's
386's? A page describing each instruction along with some text about the
various sequences caused by interupts and descriptions of the various tables
and "descriptors" and special purpose registers and the effects of "protected
mode" is the hope. An older text that didn't describe the 64 bit versions
would be ok, maybe preferable.
Hummel's book I've seen, but it's more of a lengthy volume than a
handbook. Any others that aren't so windy?

Hul

Forgot to mention Annabooks, THere is a pdf on developing with Intels
Boot loader.

Cheers

 

[Whoey Louie]

On Wednesday, September 11, 2019 at 5:06:54 PM UTC-4, Hul Tytus wrote:

Anyone know of a good handbook describing the machine code of Intel's
386's? A page describing each instruction along with some text about the
various sequences caused by interupts and descriptions of the various tables
and "descriptors" and special purpose registers and the effects of "protected
mode" is the hope. An older text that didn't describe the 64 bit versions
would be ok, maybe preferable.
Hummel's book I've seen, but it's more of a lengthy volume than a
handbook. Any others that aren't so windy?

Hul

Go to Ebay, put in the search bar these item numbers for Intel manuals.

123882062603 386 Prog Ref Manual

123882044651 386 System Software Writers Guide