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From: carroll@snail.CS.UIUC.EDU
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Subject: Re: 3b2 assembly anyone?
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Date: Tue, 23-Sep-86 12:29:00 EDT
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The U. of Ill. has an assembler course based on 3B2's (which I've TA'd in
the past). Your best bet is to get a (5620|DMD|Blit) terminal manual. It has
information on how to use the assembler (as) in it. Alternatively, you could
contact professors Kamin (uiucdcs!kamin) or Kaplan (uiucdcs!kaplan). Prof.
Kamin is currently teaching the course, and Prof. Kaplan taught it last
semester, and will again next semester. Or, you can talk to me
(uiucdcs!uiucdcss!carroll).

The title of my manual is : 
5620 Dot-Mapped Display
Software Developer Application Guide