There are 16 books by Phillip R. Robinson on BookOrb. A strong starting point is The programming guide to the Z80 chip (1984). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 The programming guide to the Z80 chip 1984 · 345 pages
  2. 2 Mastering the 68000 microprocessor 1985 · 219 pages
  3. 3 Using Turbo prolog 1987 · 340 pages
  4. 4 Dr. Dobb's toolbook of 80286/80386 programming 1988 · 731 pages
  5. 5 One Minute Memory Manager 1991 · 300 pages
  6. 6 Using PC Paintbrush IV 1991 · 405 pages
  7. 7 Delivering electronic mail 1992 · 350 pages
  8. 8 Using QEMM 1992 · 482 pages
  9. 9 Just enough DOS 1993 · 297 pages
  10. 10 Just Enough Dos ++ Robinson 1993 · 650 pages
  11. 11 Welcome to-- memory management 1994 · 348 pages
  12. 12 Welcome to-- personal finance on your computer 1994 · 244 pages
  13. 13 Personal finance on your computer 1995 · 293 pages
  14. 14 Working Smart With Windows for Workgroups 1995
  15. 15 Best Book of

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Phillip R. Robinson written?

BookOrb lists 16 books by Phillip R. Robinson.

Where should I start with Phillip R. Robinson?

A good starting point is The programming guide to the Z80 chip (1984), based on reader ratings and series position on BookOrb.

What is the Phillip R. Robinson books in order list?

In publication order: 1. The programming guide to the Z80 chip (1984), 2. Mastering the 68000 microprocessor (1985), 3. Using Turbo prolog (1987), 4. Dr. Dobb's toolbook of 80286/80386 programming (1988), 5. One Minute Memory Manager (1991), 6. Using PC Paintbrush IV (1991), 7. Delivering electronic mail (1992), 8. Using QEMM (1992), 9. Just enough DOS (1993), 10. Just Enough Dos ++ Robinson (1993), 11. Welcome to-- memory management (1994), 12. Welcome to-- personal finance on your computer (1994), 13. Personal finance on your computer (1995), 14. Working Smart With Windows for Workgroups (1995), 15. Best Book of.