TMS 9900 Microprocessor - Assembly Language Programmer's Guide
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From the preface: 'This manual describes the assembly language for the Model 990 Computer and the TMS 9900 microprocessor as implemented by PX9ASM, a one-pass assembler that executes under the Prototyping System PX990; by TXMIRA, a two-pass assembler that executes under TX990; by SDSMac, a two-pass assembler that executes under Disc Executive DX10; and by the Cross Assembler, a two-pass assembler that is part of the Cross Support System. Except for a few differences that are expressed in Appendix L, the TMS 9940 microcomputer uses the same assembly language as the TMS 9900 Microprocessor. However, the assembly language for the TMS 9940 microcomputer can be implemented only by the TXMIRA and the SDSMAC assemblers.' This manual is a revision of item no. 11691 in our collection. This manual has recently been digitised and is available for download. Please consider leaving a donation by clicking the 'donate' button at the top of our website. Thank you.
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