Introduction
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Related
Documentation
1.2
Related
Documentation
1-4
You should obtain a copy
of
The C
Programming
Language
(by
Brian
W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie, published by Prentice-
Hall, Englewood
Cliffs, New Jersey,
1978)
to
use
with
this manual.
You may find these
two
books useful
as
well:
•
Kochan, Steve
G.
Programming in
C,
Hayden Book Company.
• Sobelman, Gerald
E.
and David
E.
Krekelberg.
Advanced
C: Techniques
and
Applications, Que Corporation, 1985.
The
following
books,
which
describe the
TMS34010
and related support
tools,
are
available from Texas Instruments. To obtain TI literature, please call
the Texas Instruments Customer Response Center (CRC) at 1
-800-232-3200.
• The
TMS34010
Assembly
Language
Tools
User's
Guide
(literature
number
SPVU004) tells you
how
to
use the
TMS34010
assembler,
linker, archiver, object format converter, and simulator.
• The
TMS34010
Math/Graphics
Function
Library
User's
Guide
(literature number SPVU006) describes a collection
of
mathematics and
graphics functions that can be called from
C programs.
• The
TMS34010
CCITT
Data
Compression
Function
Library
Us-
er's
Guide
(literature number SPVU009) describes a collection
of
CCITT -compatible routines for compressing and decompressing
mono-
chrome image data.
• The
TMS34010
Font
Library
User's
Guide
(literature number
SPVU007) describes a set
of
fonts that
are
available
for
use
in a
TMS34010-based graphics system.
• The
TMS34010
User's
Guide
(literature number SPVU001) discusses
hardware aspects
of
the TMS3401 0 such
as
pin functions, architecture,
stack operation, and interfaces, and contains the
TMS3401 0 instruction
set.
• The
TMS34010
Application
Guide
(literature number SPVA007)
is
a
collection
of
individual application reports.
Each
report pertains
to
a
specific
TMS34010
application. Typical applications discuss topics
such
as
using a TMS3401 0 in a 512 x 512-pixel
minimum-chip
system,
designing
TMS34010-based systems that
are
compatible
with
various
graphics standards, and interfacing the
TMS3401 0
to
a variety
of
host
processors.
• The
TMS34010
Software
Development
Board
User's
Guide
(lit-
erature number SPVU002) describes using the TMS3401 0 software de-
velopment board (a high-performance, PC-based graphics card)
for
testing and developing TMS3401 O-based graphics systems.
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