[ale] Low level computer flow

[dchambers at bugfixer.net (Denny Chambers)]

Prentice Hall publishes a book by Barry Brey that covers the Intel 
Microprocessors. The one I have cover the 8086 up to the Pentium Pro 
(yes it is an old book...4th Edition), but I know some new versions have 
been released. These books cover Processor Architecture, Programming, 
and Interfacing. I may give you the incite you are looking for.


Denny

Evan Pitstick wrote:
> I am taking some interesting classes this semester at KSU and I was
> looking for some more reading. Anyone know of any good pages that walk
> through how computers interpret machine code? Or maybe you think I
> should just try to find a good page on writing machine code and that
> would give me the understanding I am looking for? I want to have a
> better idea of how the code is read then put into the stack, etc. My
> professor has been using a cake recipe analogy that is enough to move
> along in class and I am trying not to make him walk through everything
> so that the rest of the class can get onto what the class is about.
> Because I got into computers late in the game my understanding is from
> the top down and I want to get into the nitty-gritty.
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