If you liked Mastering the 68000 microprocessor by Phillip R. Robinson, start with Welcome to-- memory management (1994), Best Book of, and Welcome to-- personal finance on your computer (1994). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Welcome to-- memory management 1994 · 348 pages · Phillip R. Robinson · Same author
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What should I read after Mastering the 68000 microprocessor?

BookOrb recommends Welcome to-- memory management (1994), Best Book of, Welcome to-- personal finance on your computer (1994), Personal finance on your computer (1995), and Dr. Dobb's toolbook of 80286/80386 programming (1988).

Are there books like Mastering the 68000 microprocessor?

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Who wrote Mastering the 68000 microprocessor?

Mastering the 68000 microprocessor is by Phillip R. Robinson.