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From: paul@u02.svl.cdc.com (Paul Kohlmiller)
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Subject: Re: Recommended Assembly Books
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Date: 27 Nov 90 17:59:43 GMT
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mkelly@cs.uoregon.edu (Michael A. Kelly) writes:


>In article <1990Nov26.054821.8534@agate.berkeley.edu> c60b-4aa@web-4e.berkeley.edu (Matthew Hills) writes:
>>
>>What are some good books for assembly on the Mac?
>>(I am mainly looking for a reference guide on 680xx instructions, but don't
>> mind books with some attempts to explain what is going on, etc...)


>Me too!

Consider this a very minor tip. I would also like to find a book like this but
then I looked on my shelf and found this:
68000 Assembly Language Programming by Kane, Hawkins and Leventhal.
Copyright 1981?!
I don't know if this helps because the mnemonics used might not match the
assembler that you have. This book originally cost $16.99 at the Stanford 
Bookstore and I got it for 25% off because they were obviously dumping it.
Good Luck.
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