I bumped into Frank "Reanimator" McConnell and Paul "Sun Worshiper" Coad today, and while Paul scrounged for Sun parts, Frank and I did the "one for you, one for me" thing over a pile of old^H^H^H classic books. We both left behind the most complete Modula-2 library I have ever seen, but here's what I brought home: Advanced Programming, Katzan, 1970 Alternating Current Machines, Say, 1976 Analog Digital Conversion Handbook, DEC, 1964 Computer Organization and the System/370, Katzan, 1971 Digital Systems: Hardware Organization and Design, Hill + Peterson, 1973 Electronic Digital Systems, Richards, 1966 Introduction to Statistical Communication Theory, Middleton, 1960 Introduction to Switching and Automata Theory, Harrison, 1965 Introduction to the Theory of Switching Circuits, McCluskey, 1965 Microprocessor Programming and Software Development, Duncan, 1979 Programming and Coding Digital Computers, Sherman, 1963 Statistical Theory of Communication, Lee, 1960 Switching Circuits and Logical Design, Caldwell, 1958 The Logic Design of Transistor Digital Computers, Maley + Earle, 1963 Threshold Logic and its Applications, Muroga, 1971 Transistor Circuit Design, TI Staff, 1963 After I get my study-at-home PhD in Obsolete Hardware Engineering, I'd be happy to loan/trade/sell a few of these titles. -- Doug