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Power PC Programming for Intel Programmers 1995

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PowerPC Programming for Intel Programmers by Kip McClanahan, a systems software designer at Motorola Incorporated. IDG Books Worldwide, Foster City, California, © 1995. 724 pages in this scan.

The longest book in this collection at 724 pages, and the one written from inside Motorola. Its cover promises "your in-depth reference to the PowerPC architecture", an analysis of the programmatic differences between members of the PowerPC family, and an expanded and annotated PowerPC instruction set reference. A bonus CD-ROM with MetaWare and MicroAPL tools came with the printed book and is not part of this scan.

Not a repair source. This is a software book: no schematic, no parts list, no component value, no voltage and no fault-finding procedure for any machine. Nothing on this wiki should cite it for a hardware figure.

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Download here: Power_PC_Programming_for_Intel_Programmers_1995.pdf

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