DSP32C
DSP32C is PC/AT USER GUIDE manufactured by Symmetric.
DSP32C PC/AT USER GUIDE
Release 9/1/92 Copyright (c), Symmetric Research, 1992
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction .............................................................................................................1 Installation...............................................................................................................3 Memory mapping ....................................................................................................7 DSPMON monitor.................................................................................................11 DSPTOOLS system utilities ..................................................................................17 DSPASM assembler ..............................................................................................31 DSPMATH math library .......................................................................................51 Graphics library.....................................................................................................75 Program Examples ................................................................................................97 Circuits ................................................................................................................117 Index....................................................................................................................118
Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
The AT&T DSP32C chip is a powerful numerical engine featuring the latest advances in submicon CMOS chip technology. With its 25 Mflop single cycle multiply/accumulate, and 32 bit data and 24 bit address buses, it brings performance rivaling many super puters to the PC environment. We hope you enjoy using your system and find your software and hardware development to be fast and easy. Symmetric Research offers three boards featuring the DSP32C, allowing you to select the best bination of price, total on board memory, and number of cpus for your...
