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HP 9835A Programming Manual (315 pages)

35 series Desktop Computer Assembly Development ROM

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 12.59 MB

Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1: General Information

14
- Structure of the Manual
  15
- Purpose of the Roms
  15
- ROM Installation
  16
- Buzzwords
  17
- Fundamental Syntax
  19
Chapter 2: Getting Started

21
- Developing Routines for Later Use
  21
- Overview
  23
  - Program Creation
    23
  - Program Entry
    28
  - Other Extensions
    30
- Modules, Routines, and such
  31
  - Names
    31
  - Survey of Modules and Routines
    32
  - Setting Aside Memory
    33
- Retrieving and Storing Modules
  36
Chapter 3: The Processor and the Operating System

40
- Machine Architecture
  40
  - Registers
    41
  - General Memory Organization
    43
  - Protected Memory
    43
  - Base and Current Page
    44
- Data Structures
  45
  - Integers
    45
  - Strings
    45
  - Full-Precision Numbers
    46
  - Short-Precision Numbers
    46
- Machine Instructions
  47
  - Operands
    47
  - Indirect Addressing
    49
  - Load/Store Group
    49
  - Load / Store Group
    49
  - Integer Math Group
    50
  - Branch Group
    51
  - Test/Branch Group
    52
- Test/ Alter/Branch Group
  53
- Shift/Rotate Group
  55
- Logical Group
  56
- Stack Group
  57
- BCD Math Group
  59
- I/O Group
  62
- Miscellaneous
  63
- Assembly Language Fundamentals
  65
- Program Entry
  65
Chapter 4: Assembly Language Fundamentals

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- Assembly Language Source
  67
  - Actions
    67
  - Labels
    67
  - Comments
    69
  - Syntaxing the Source
    69
- Syntaxing the Source
  70
- Creating Modules
  71
- Storage
  72
  - Modules
    72
  - Variables
    72
  - Data Generators
    73
- Repeating Instructions
  75
- Assembling
  76
  - Effect of BASIC Environments
    76
  - Source Listing Control
    77
    
    Page Format
    78
    
    End-Of-Page Control
    79
    
    Page Length
    79
    
    Page Headings
    80
    
    Blank Line Generation
    81
    
    Non-Listable Pseudo-Instructions
    81
  - Conditional Assembly
    81
  - Relocation
    84
  - Symbolic Operations
    85
  - Pre-Defined Symbols
    85
  - Defining Your Own
    87
  - Literals
    88
    
    Evaluation of Literals
    88
    
    Nesting Literals
    89
    
    Literal Pools
    90
    
    Nonsensical Uses of Literals
    90
  - Expressions
    91
  - External Symbols and Elements
    93
  - Other Absolute Elements
    94
- Utilities
  95
Chapter 5 : Arithmetic

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- Arithmetic Machine Instructions
  101
- BCD Registers
  101
- BCD Arithmetic
  101
  - Addition
    102
  - Ten's Complement for BCD
    103
  - Floating Point Summations
    105
  - Normalization
    106
  - Rounding
    106
  - Floating Point Multiplication
    107
  - Floating Point Division
    109
    
    The FDV Instruction
    111
    
    Thirteen-Digit Dividends
    112
    
    Floating-Point Division Example
    113
- Arithmetic Utilities
  116
  - Utility: Rei-Math
    116
  - Utility: Rei_Math
    116
  - Utility: Rei_To
    119
  - Utility: Int_ to
    121
  - Utility: Sho
    122
Chapter 6: Communication between BASIC and Assembly Language

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- The ICALL Statement
  125
  - Corresponding Assembly Language Statements
    126
  - Arguments
    127
  - Blind" Parameters
    130
  - Getting Information on Arguments
    131
    
    Utility: Get-Info
    132
    
    Utility: Get_Info
    132
  - Retrieving the Value of an Argument
    134
    
    Utility: Get-Value
    135
    
    Utility: Get-Element
    136
    
    Utility: Get_Element
    136
    
    Utility: Get-Bytes
    137
    
    Utility: Get_Bytes
    137
    
    UTILITY: Get_ Elem _Bytes
    138
  - Changing the Value of an Argument
    140
    
    Utility: Put-Value
    140
    
    Utility: Put-Element
    141
    
    Utility: Put_Element
    141
    
    Utility: Put-Bytes
    142
    
    Utility: Put_Bytes
    142
    
    Utility: Put_ Elem
    143
- Using Common
  145
  - Busy Bits
    147
    
    Utility: Busy
    148
Chapter 7: I/O Handling

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- Peripheral-Processor Communication
  152
  - Interfaces
    153
  - Registers
    153
  - Select Codes
    154
  - Status and Control Registers
    155
  - Status and Flag Lines
    156
- Programmed I/O
  157
- Interrupt I/O
  157
  - Priorities
    159
  - Interrupt Service Routines and Linkage
    159
  - Access
    160
    
    Utility: Isr-Access
    162
  - State Preservation and Restoration
    164
  - Indirect Addressing in Isrs
    165
- Direct Memory Access (DMA)
  166
  - DMA Registers
    167
  - DMA Transfers
    168
- BASIC Branching on Interrupts
  169
  - ON INT Statement
    169
  - Signalling
    171
  - Additional Pre-Defined Symbols
    173
  - Prioritizing on INT Branches
    173
  - Environmental Considerations
    175
  - Disabling on INT Branching
    176
- Mass Storage Activities
  176
  - Reading from Mass Storage
    177
    
    Utility: MM
    178
    
    Utility: MM-Read-Start
    178
    
    Utility: MM-Read-Xfer
    179
    
    Writing to Mass Storage
    180
    
    Utility: MM _Write_Start
    181
    
    Utility: MM-Write-Start
    181
    
    System File Information
    183
    
    Utility: Get-File-Info
    184
    
    Utility: Put-File-Info
    185
    
    Utility: Put_File_Info
    185
    
    Printing
    186
    
    Utility: Printer_Select
    186
    
    Utility: Print_String
    187
Chapter 8: Debugging

189
- Stepping through Programs "",.,170
  190
  - Individual Instruction Execution
    190
  - Stepping through Programs
    190
    
    Setting Break Points ,174
    194
    
    Simple Pausing
    194
    
    Transfers
    195
    
    Environments
    196
    
    Data Locations
    197
    
    IBREAK Everywhere
    198
    
    Clearing Break Points
    199
    
    Number of Break Points
    199
  - Protected Memory
    200
- Dumps
  201
- Value Checking
  203
  - Functions
    204
    
    Decimal
    204
    
    Octal
    204
    
    Iadr
    205
    
    Imem
    206
- Patching
  207
Chapter 9: Errors and Error Processing

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- Types of Errors
  210
  - Syntax-Time and Assembly-Time Errors
    210
  - Run-Time Errors
    211
    
    Utility: Error_Exit
    212
- Run-Time Messages
  214
- Assembly-Time Messages
  216
Appendix A: ASCII Character Set

221
- ASCII Character Codes
  226
Appendix B: Machine Instructions

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- Detailed List
  229
- Bit Patterns and Timings
  243
- Alphabetic List
  243
- Approximate Numerical List
  245
Appendix C: Pseudo-Instructions

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Appendix D: Assembly Language BASIC Language Extensions Formal Syntax

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Appendix D: Assembly Language BASIC Language Extensions Formal Syntax

253
Appendix E: Pre-Defined Assembler Symbols

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Appendix F: Utilities

257
Appendix G: Writing Utilities

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Appendix G: Writing Utilities

259
Appendix H: 110 Sample Programs

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Appendix H: 110 Sample Programs

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Appendix I: Demonstration Cartridge

284
- Using the Tape
  284
- Typing Aids
  284
Appendix J: Error Messages

289
- Mass Storage ROM Errors
  292
- Plotter ROM Errors
  292
- Assembly Language ROM Errors
  293
- Assembly Time Errors
  294
Appendix K: Maintenance

296
- Maintenance Agreements
  296
- Subject Index
  300

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HP 9835A Programming Manual (315 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: General Information

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Chapter 3: The Processor and the Operating System

Chapter 4: Assembly Language Fundamentals

Chapter 5 : Arithmetic

Chapter 6: Communication between BASIC and Assembly Language

Chapter 7: I/O Handling

Chapter 8: Debugging

Chapter 9: Errors and Error Processing

Appendix A: ASCII Character Set

Appendix B: Machine Instructions

Appendix C: Pseudo-Instructions

Appendix D: Assembly Language BASIC Language Extensions Formal Syntax

Appendix D: Assembly Language BASIC Language Extensions Formal Syntax

Appendix E: Pre-Defined Assembler Symbols

Appendix F: Utilities

Appendix G: Writing Utilities

Appendix G: Writing Utilities

Appendix H: 110 Sample Programs

Appendix H: 110 Sample Programs

Appendix I: Demonstration Cartridge

Appendix J: Error Messages

Appendix K: Maintenance

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