The Z80 MicroprocessorRamesh Gaonkar??This book is still in print, unlike most of the othersPenram Programming in Z80 assembly languageHutty, Roger1984Macmillan The 8080, 8085, and Z80: chardware, software, programming, interfacing, and troubleshootingLaLond, David1988Prentice-Hall An introduction to Z80 machine codePenfold, R. A.1984Bernard Babani Introducing Z-80 assembly language programmingSinclair, Ian1983Butterworth Z-80 - 1979-80, Book 2: Programming and interfacingNichols, Elizabeth A.1979Howard W. Sams A Z-80 workshop manualParr., E. A.1983Babani The 8080/Z80 assembly language : techniques for improved programmingMiller, Alan R.1981Wilev. Z80 assembly language subroutinesLeventhal, Lance1983Contains many very good subroutines for math, string, memory and a lot more, but not a good introduction. 101 projects for the Z80Tedeschi, Frank P.1983TAB Books cop. Z80 instant programs : machine code routines for Nascom and other Z80 computer systemsHooton, J.1982Sioma Technical Press
Microcomputer technology : an introductionUllman, Julian R.1982Pitman Z80 users manualCarr., Joseph J.1980Reston Publishing cop. Z80 and 8080 assembly language programmingSpracklen, Kathe1981Hayden Programming the Z80Zaks, Rodnay1979+1980+1981Read choice for beginners. Read this to understand the basics of Z80 assembler. Z80 assembly language programmingLaventhal, Lance A.1979Osborne/McGraw-Hill Z80 microcomputer design projectsBarden, William1980Sams The Z80 microprocessor : Architecture, interfacing, programming, and designDaonkar, R.S.1993Macmillan SGS-Thomson Z80 microprocessor family : programming1990Kista SGS-Thomson Programming reference Z801990Kista Z80 applicationsCoffron, J. W.1983Sybex Z80 PIO, Z80A PIO. Build your own Z80 computer. Design guidelines and application notesCiarcia, S.1981Byte Books Spectrum Machine Language for the Absolute BeginnerWilliam TangIt's a great book and has a lot of non specific Z80 stuff.
Just ignore the Spectrum only bits as sound and the game. TLCS-Z80,85 Data BookToshiba cop. Z80 Assembly-Language ProgrammingLampton, ChristopherIt refers to the old TRS-80 and other CP/M computers, but it can be generalized and applied to the TI fairly easily. The book offers a clear explanation of exactly what factors you control in ASM programming. The Programming Guide to the Z80 ChipRobinson, Phillip R.TAB Books cop. Learning Assembly Language: A Guide for BASIC ProgrammersJackson, Hugo T. and Fischer, A.M.The title itself should draw TI-BASIC programmers. Not about the Z80, but about a fictional chip called "GRAPE-80" which handles generalized instructions.This book has been designed as a complete self-contained text for learning programming, using the Z80. It can be used by a person who has never programmed before, and should be of value to anyone using the Z80. For the person who has already programmed, this book will teach specific programming techniques using (or working around) the specific characteristics of the Z80.
This text covers the elementary to intermediate techniques required to start programming effectively. This text aims at providing a true level of competence to the person who wishes to program using this microprocessor. Naturally, no book will effectively teach how to program, unless one actually practices. However, it is hoped that this book will take the reader to the point where he feels that he can start programming by himself and can solve simple or even moderately complex problems using a microcomputer.Some books listed here may be out of print, but if you are lucky you may find one or the other at a flea market or in a second-hand bookshop, even in a public library ... If there are books (in whatever language) related to Z80, you know of or you would like to recommend, please tell me. Programming the Z80 has been designed as an educational text and as a self-contained reference book. As such, it can be used as a complete introductory book on programming, ranging from the basic concepts to advanced data structure manipulations.
It also contains a comprehensive description of all the Z80 instructions as well as its internal operation, and should provide a comprehensive reference for the reader who is already familiar with the principles of programming, but wishes to learn the Z80. This book is the result of extensive experience by the author in the field of education and programming. As such, it has been designed to be clear and easy to read. All concepts are explained in simple yet precise terms, building progressively towards more complex techniques. The reader will gain not only an understanding of programming in the language of the Z80 but also a detailed understanding of the way a microprocessor such as the Z80 actually executes instructions. The reader will follow the flow of execution between the various registers and along the buses. This is indispensible for effective programming at machine level in the world of microprocessors. Because programming is not just the skill of coding an algorithm into a programming language but also the art of designing appropriate data structures, an extensive chapter on data structures is presented which both introduces the concepts and actual application programs.
The reader will find there lists, tables, binary trees, and the required algorithms. After reading this book, the reader should have acquired all the basic skills required to program not just at the elementary level, but in most practical cases.3rd Revised edition (June 1981) 5.5 x 1.6 x 8.7 inches Shipping Weight: 1.8 pounds #1,586,737 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) in Books > Computers & Technology > Hardware & DIY > Microprocessors & System Design in Books > Computers & Technology > Programming > Languages & Tools in Books > Computers & Technology > Software 55 star80%4 star20%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsOld references needed for old man|Fantastic programming bookA classic workBest assembly language book ever written Z80 Assembly Language Programming Z-80 and 8080 Assembly Language Programming (Hayden computer programming series) Z-80 Microprocessor: Architecture, Interfacing, Programming, and Design (3rd Edition)