>I tried all their Literature Distribution Center (602-994-6561/
>800-521-6274) and University Support Program (602-952-3855) numbers
>but noone there seemed to want to answer my call in a reasonable
>amount of time, and the 800 line was always busy.
>
>If any one of you know better ways to reach them or
>bookstores/whatever in NYC/NJ area who carry and sell the manual,
>I really appreciate your help.
>
>Btw, please help me when I actually get to work on it, because I
>definitely will have difficulties to write codes to handle FPU related
>exceptions.  The calculation part is a bunch of bit operations, so
>it's not the hardest part, I guess.


        I called a local Motorola number (in Denver) and told them I was
using it for a project here at the University.  They sent me (free) a BOX
full of every manual for Motorola literature.  3/4 of it was useless to me,
but the 68000, 68030, 68040 and Programmer's guides were very nice.  So,
look in the local phone book for Motorola, call them up.  They were very
nice and helpful for me.




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` Brian Powell          Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research      `
` Internet:    powellb@boulder.colorado.edu   eWorld:     Brimeister    `
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