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Dr. Dobb'S Toolbook Of 80286/80386 Programming

By Craig Stinson, Ross Nelson, Steven Armbrust, David A. Schmitt, Dan Jacobs, Mike Perez, DAVID PERLMUTTER, Martin Heller, Marshall Brain, Prakash Chandra, Phillip Robinson, Ray Duncan, M. Steven Baker, Phillip R. Robinson, John Driscoll, Bud E. Smith, Winn L. Rosch, Joel Barnum, Joel Rosenblum, Marion Hansen, Caldwell Crosswy, Bob Felts, William J. Claff, John Shiell, Howard Vigorita, Ed McNierney, Carl Hensler, Ken Sarno, Clif Purkiser, Martin Dunsmuir, Ted Forgeson, Vic Heller, Joel Gillman, Manny Vellon, Cris Crawford, Richard Relph, Lori Sargent, Alan Kin-Wah Yuen, Carl Byington, Mauro Bonomi, Bill Nicholls

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Cover Limits of Liability and Disclaimer of Warranty How to Order the Accompanyying Disk Contents Introduction I: Architecture and Implications of the 80386 1 Anatomy of a 386 - Winn L. Rosch Wathc...

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