This book provides an introduction to assembly language programming and computer architecture in an easy to understand manner, focusing on the popular Intel 8086 and Motorola 68000 microprocessors. With the accompanying disk, the reader is encouraged to run the programs and experiment with them.
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Like many people, I came to Assembly from C++. Most Assembly books were hard for me because I needed a book that addresses Assembly for those who know C/C++. This book does exactly that. It shows clearly the differences and parallels between both languages. Using this book from your knowledge of C/C++, you would be able to learn Assembly. All programs that I have tested so far finely assemble in TASM. I wish Joe would write a second edition and address other issues he left because this is just an introductory small book. It is really wonderful.
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If you still have unanswered questions about the addressing modes, relationship between C and Assembly, this small book will simplify it for you. I wish there would be more computer books by Joe Carthy. It was a joy to read this one!
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Good Introduction, Joe! Where is the next?
Aug 11 2002
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Like many people, I came to Assembly from C++. Most Assembly books were hard for me because I needed a book that addresses Assembly for those who know C/C++. This book does exactly that. It shows clearly the differences and parallels between both languages. Using this book from your knowledge of C/C++, you would be able to learn Assembly. All programs that I have tested so far finely assemble in TASM. I wish Joe would write a second edition and address other issues he left because this is just an introductory small book. It is really wonderful.
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An excellent book, I even wrote Joe Carthy a thank you note!
Sep 10 1998
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If you still have unanswered questions about the addressing modes, relationship between C and Assembly, this small book will simplify it for you. I wish there would be more computer books by Joe Carthy. It was a joy to read this one!
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