[Coco] Ran across an interesting book today...

[Boisy Pitre]

Man I love the library here on the UL campus!  Every day I spend time  
here working on projects or class work.  To take a break, I get up,  
walk around and peruse the many books in the computer sciences and  
engineering section on the second floor.  They've got everything from  
all back issues of 80 micro (in nice binding) to Byte magazine and  
others.  I get a kick out of thumbing through the Family Computing  
back issues and seeing the ads for the CoCo 3.

Today, one book caught my eye: "What Every Engineer Should Know About  
Microcomputer Systems Design and Debugging" by Bill Wray and Bill  
Crawford, two Motorola engineers.  This book discusses the 6809  
exclusively and really goes into some significant detail on issues  
encountered when building a system around the microprocessor.  The  
book is a bit dated (1984) but may have some applicability to what is  
going on with Mark's work and the interest it has created here on the  
list.

If anyone is interested, the ISBN is 0-8247-7160-5 and its available  
used on amazon.com.

Regards,
Boisy