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80286 Processor

GoneShootin · 2003-01-06 10:07:32

howdy im trying to find good online resources on programming this little gizmo of a chip examples, tutorials, manuals, its all good thanks

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06-01-2003 11:07am

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GoneShootin

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howdy

im trying to find good online resources on programming this little gizmo of a chip

examples, tutorials, manuals, its all good

thanks

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#2 06-01-2003 12:38pm
Typedef

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hmm.

Anything 16bit and not trying to run in protected mode should run on a 286.

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#3 06-01-2003 2:35pm
GoneShootin

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Anything 16bit and not trying to run in protected mode should run on a 286.

how does this help me exactly as per my question, mr Type D Ef

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#4 06-01-2003 2:55pm
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Programming in what sense? Also for what device?

Try searching on ASM programming 80x86 on google.

examples.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~smit/asm01001.htm
http://brand107.home.attbi.com/pc-gpe/
http://www.netti.fi/~simos/oasis/oasis-assembly.html

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#5 06-01-2003 3:08pm
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oh hobbes, if kiss you if you were not swimming with disease

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#6 06-01-2003 3:20pm
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Next time I won't bother so.

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#7 08-01-2003 12:35pm
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If its bait, I'll take it ;-P

Maybe you should check http://www.programmersheaven.com/

They have a huge resource on x86 programming, most of it in 16-bit so you're in luck! ;-)

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