PC Interfacing Pocket Reference
Sept 1999 · McGraw Hill Professional
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PC interfacing answers—in 60 seconds or less!The ultimate at-a-glance data finder for PC hardware and software engineers, PC Interfacing Pocket Reference, by Myke Predko, packs everything skilled developers need: traditional ASCII tables, memory and register addresses, and instruction sets plus BIOS, MS-DOS, DPMI and Windows APIs. You also get reference information for the leading PC programming languages—PC assembly, BASIC, C and C++—as well as time-saving code snippets to use for developing your own applications. What’s more, you’ll find:*Sample Windows device drivers (.VxDs, .WDMs, and .DLLs)*Hardware addresses and device block diagrams with connector pinouts *ISA, PCI, and USB bus information, along with Plug and Play and Interrupt and DMA interfacing*Conformance to Intel/Microsoft “PC/9x” baseline specification—, so you know information is current
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