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From: hookah@ucscb.ucsc.edu (Jeffori Arnold)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Mac assembly?
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Date: 27 Aug 90 19:43:08 GMT
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In the beginning, I was the godly programmer in Applesoft BASIC (that's
apple //e-language folks.) -- I was writing all these evil programs and such,
and I wrote my own primative BASIC compression program; it lagged but it
actually did compress the thing a bit.  Well now that I have a mac se/30, I
am learning C and I would just love to learn the ultimate low-level mac language
that gives me the most power over mr. mac - I am completely clueless as to what
this language is; is there some form of 68030 assembly? Surely!  If so, does
anybody here have an estimate at how many decades it'll take for me to be
fluent in it?  I gave a shot at 6052 or 6502 - whatever the IIe assembly is,
and i didn't get past page 100.. mind you, that was when I was 10.  WELL anyhow,
alls I need to know is A, WHAT is the low-level language to do all the complex
hacks and such, B, is it humanly possible to learn it?, and C, about how long?

Maybe a D, what SOFTWARE do I have to purchase and how many C-notes do I need
to fork over for it for a compiler or whathave you?

Reply via mail or rn, no matter to me.

"Don't call me, I will."
 
-- 
lp-mud sucks.