Intel 80386
Programmers Reference Manual
1986
(This is not an official Intel document)
Origins
The original source of this manual (INTEL386.TXT), as far as I can tell,
is an official Intel source document.
I found the original document somewhere on the net (I don't remember where).
Get it here (212K):
http://www.kingsnet.com/~lance/i386/i386txt.zip
This hypertext version of the source document, obviously, is not an official
Intel document or product.
Viewing
This manual may be viewed online, or downloaded to your PC and viewed
there. I'd suggest downloading it and using it offline - much faster.
Get it here (~300K):
http://www.kingsnet.com/~lance/i386/i386htm.zip
When using the manual offline (or online for that matter),
start your browser at either the title page or the table of contents.
Title page: manual.htm
Table of contents: toc.htm
Purpose
I converted the manual to HTML because:
(1) I needed a basic 80x86 instruction reference,
(2) the latest and greatest format of the manuals are huge PDF
files (on the order of 3-4meg each) and are a pain to sift thru
with Acrobat,
(3) I thought it would be a fun project.
Character Set
This manual uses the line drawing character set. Set the fixed width
character set in your browser to MS LineDraw (this works in Netscape 2+).
Read the About This Manual section for more info.
Conversion Process
Do It Yourself
The About This Manual section also contains info
about the conversion, and how you can do it yourself starting with
the original text file. Believe it or not, the entire process takes
less that 2 minutes to convert INTEL386.TXT to over 130 .HTM files.
Comments, etc. to:
Lance Costanzo
lance@mail.kingsnet.com
03/13/97