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In article <35805@rnd.GBA.NYU.EDU> prangana@rnd.GBA.NYU.EDU (Nicky
Ranganathan) writes:
>I will be teaching a course here at NYU this term mostly dealing with
>digital logic and assembly language programming (using TASM). I've 
>been following this newsgroup for a few weeks now, though there is
>not too much activity.
>
>I am looking for *small* and interesting TASM routines that I can use 
>as examples in my class. Also, any "overviews" of assembly language
>programming would help. I have checked out the archives at
>oak.oakland.edu and found some interesting (though oldish) stuff
>which I have ftp'ed. Anybody know any other sources/repositories.

You might want to talk to the folks at UC Riverside who have an assembly
lanuage library that has been basically built up by the students of the
class.  I believe they said that the final project in the class was to
write/test/debug/write documentation for/etc. a single 'useful' library
function.  The library is available from them too (as a starting point
perhaps?).

Hope this helps,
		John
		johnm@cory.Berkeley.EDU