Programming the 80386 : featuring 80386/387 / John Crawford y Patrick Gelsinger

Chapter 1. The Basis – History Of Intel Microprocessors – Tata Formats – Floating Point Data Types – Chapter 2. Machine State and Memory Addressing – Registers – Memory Addressing Concepts – Memory Addressing Concepts – Instruction Encoding – I/O Space – Floating-point Registers – Chapter 3. Instruction set- Table of Contents for chapter 3 – Alphabetical Index to Instructions – Instruction Description Format – Integer – Multiple Segment – Operating System – Floating point – Chapter 4. Instruction Set Expamples – Syntax – Integer Examples – Floating-point examples – Chapter 5. Memory Management, Protection, and tasks – Memory-Management Facilities – Segmentation – Paging – Processor-Control Registers and system Segments – Instructions Sensitive to Privilege Level – Control-Transfer Methods – Segmentation Details – Chapter 6. Interrupts and Exceptions – Interrupts – Exceptions – Priority of interrupts and Exceptions – Masking interrupts and Exceptions – Interrupt/Exception Transfer Methods Details – Coprocessor Error Exceptions – Chapter 7. Operating System Examples – Syntax – Initialization Example – Coprocessor Exception Handler – Chapter 8. Debugging Support – Terminology – Debug Breakpoints – Other Debug Capabilities – Chapter 9. Executing 8086 and 80286 Programs – Sixteen-bit Registers and Addressing Modes – Executing 8086 Programs – Executing 80286 Protected Mode Programs – Appendix A. Comparison of the 80386, 80286 and 8086 – 8086 Compared to the 80386 – 80286 Compared ti the 80386 – Apendix B. – Comparison of the 80387, 80287 and 8087 – 80287 (and 8087) Compared ti the 80387 – 8087 Compared to the 80387 – Appendix C. Binary, Hexadecimal and Decimal Table – Appendix D. Powers of Two – Appendix E. ASCHII Table – Appendix F – 80386 Opcode Map – Keys to Abbreviations – Appendix G – 80386 Instructions Format and Timing – 80386 Instruction Encoding and Clock Count Summary – Instruction Encoding – Appendix H. Machine instruction Decoding Guide – Appendix I. 80387 Extensions to the 80386 Instruction Set - Index

This is an indispensable programming handbook for engineers, system designers, programmers, and advanced users of 80386-based systems- anyone seeking detailed information on the capabilities of the 80386 and 80387. Topics include: registers ,data types and instruction classes; memory management; multitasking, interrupts, and exceptions; debugging support and executing 8086 and 80286 porgrams / Este es un manual de programación indispensable para ingenieros, diseñadores de sistemas, programadores y usuarios avanzados de sistemas basados en 80386, también para cualquier persona que busque información detallada sobre las capacidades de 80386 y 80387. Los temas que incluyen son : registros, tipos de datos y clases de instrucción; gestión de la memoria; multitarea, interrupciones y excepciones; soporte de depuración y ejecución de programas 8086 y 80286.