Apple I Replica Creation

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Tom Owad

350 pages, parution le 29/04/2005

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Résumé

FROM THE FOREWORD BY STEVE WOZNIAK

"The Apple 1 was really the computer designed from the ground up that would kick off personal computing on a large scale. But the Apple I took the biggest step of all. Some very simple concepts are very hard to do the first time. This computer told the world that small computers should never again come with geeky front panels, but rather with human keyboards, ready to type on."

1. BUILD IT

What's a little dried blood on the breadboard? A small price to pay for having some fun with multimeters, logic probes, wire-wrap tools, soldering irons, TTL chips, circuit boards, chip pullers, and straighteners.

2. PROGRAM IT

Tough guys don't code with Visual Studios and Object Libraries. They program their hardware the most efficient and difficult way possible: assembly language.

3. PLAY WITH IT

Once you're done, begin writing software and modifying the hardware design. The results will both impress and scare your friends. Remember, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

4. MODIFY IT

McCAD EDS-SE400 is an integrated Electronic Design System which takes the designer through the complete design cycle: Schematic capture, PCB layout, and board fabrication. McCAD software gives the electronic designer the technical range needed, and at the same time provides control and flexibility. The Apple1 Replica was designed with the McCAD EDS SE400. Additional McCAD Product information can be found at www. McCAD. com

Sommaire

The History of the Apple 1
Tools and Materials
Digital Logic
Building the Replica
Programming in BASIC
Programming in Assembly
Understanding the Apple 1

Appendix A: ASCII Codes
Appendix B: Operation Codes and Status Register
Appendix C: OpCode Matrix
Appendix D: Instructions by Category
Appendix E: Hacking Macintosh
Appendix F: Electrical Engineering Basics

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Syngress
Auteur(s)	Tom Owad
Parution	29/04/2005
Nb. de pages	350
Format	20,5 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	710g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781931836401
ISBN13	978-1-931836-40-1