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	A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level. The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[SOFT 968]] official firmware guide. Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.		A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level.

			The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[SOFT 968]] official firmware guide.

			Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.


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	\|Title:\|\| The Ins & Outs of the AMSTRAD		\|Title:\|\| '''The Ins & Outs of the AMSTRAD'''
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	\|Authors:\|\| Don Thomasson		\|Authors:\|\| Don Thomasson
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	<pre>		<pre>
	Introduction
			Introduction.

	The Ins		The Ins
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	Operating System Calls		Operating System Calls

	The Interface		The Interface.

	The Outs		The Outs
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	A Second Processor		A Second Processor

	Overview		Overview.

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	[[Category:Books]]		[[Category:Books]] [[Category:Book cover]]

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	A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level. The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[~~Soft~~ 968]] official firmware guide. Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.		A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level. The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[SOFT 968]] official firmware guide. Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.

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	* Title : The INs & OUTs of the AMSTRAD		\|Title:\|\| The INs & OUTs of the AMSTRAD
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	* Authors : Don Thomasson		\|Authors:\|\| Don Thomasson
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	* Publiser : Melbourne House		\|Publiser:\|\| Melbourne House
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	* Year : 1984		\|Year:\|\| 1984
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	* Pages : 123		\|Pages:\|\| 123
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	* ISBN : '''0-86161-190-X'''		\|ISBN:\|\| '''0-86161-190-X'''
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	== Contents ==		== Contents ==

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	A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level. The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[Soft 968]] official firmware guide. Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.		A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level. The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[Soft 968]] official firmware guide. Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.

	~~Author: Don Thomasson~~
	~~Publisher: [[Melbourne House]]~~

	~~1984~~		== Information ==

	~~123 pages~~		* Title : The INs & OUTs of the AMSTRAD

	ISBN: '''0 86161 190 X'''		* Authors : Don Thomasson

			* Publiser : Melbourne House

			* Year : 1984

			* Pages : 123

			* ISBN : '''0-86161-190-X'''

	== Contents ==		== Contents ==

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	A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level. The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[~~SOFT~~ 968]] official firmware guide. Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.		A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level. The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[Soft 968]] official firmware guide. Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.

	Author: Don Thomasson		Author: Don Thomasson

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	A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of		A [[firmware]] manual and a guide to the workings of the various chips in the CPC at I/O level. The compact size of this book made it, for many programmers, a more practical reference than the bulky [[SOFT 968]] official firmware guide. Useful reference pages on the [[CRTC]] and other chips completed the work.
	the various chips in the CPC at I/O level

	Author: Don Thomasson		Author: Don Thomasson

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