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TABLE Or-CONTENTS
Table of Contents
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1. Introduction
1.1. Intended Audience
l.2. Related Documentation
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2. Software Development on Unix
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2.1. Organization of SUN directories
2.2. Unix Commands Relevant to 68000 Software
2.2.1. Compiling with CC68
2.2.2. The 68000 Assembler
2.2.3. The 68000 Linker
2.2.4. Producing Loadable Files
2.3. Header Files in lusrlsun/inc1ude
2.4. Libraries
2.4.1. The C Library
2.4.2. The PUP and Leaf Libraries
2.4.3. The SUNOS Library
. 2.5. The 68000 C and Pascal Calling Sequence
2.6. The "S-Record" Down-Line Load File Fonnat
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3. Using the SUN Processor
3.1. Introduction to the SUN ROM Monitor
3.1.1. What is the monitor?
3.1.2. Absolute Rules
. 3.2. Getting Started
3.2.1. Initializing the Workstation
3.2.2. Some Sample Programs
3.2.3. A Simple Example
3.3. The ROM Monitor Commands
3.4. Loading Programs
3.4.1. Down-line Loading
3.4.2. Nct-Ioading
3.5. Memory Mapping
3.6. Traps
3.7. Tracing programs
3.7.1. Breakpoint traps
3.7.2. Trace traps
3.8. Emulator Traps
3.8.1. Infonnation EMTs
3.8.2.110 EMTs
3.8.3. Memory lvfanagement EMTs
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4. The SUN Graphics System
4.1. Graphics on the SUN workstation
4.2. Detailed Operation of the Graphics Board
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