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From: Dr. Laurence Leff
Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1992 21:37

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In article <9207120809.AA06132@nettlerash.berkeley.edu> you write:
>Currently I have no access to any classes on how to learn to program in
>assembly and am wondering what are the best books that teach you the basics
>with out confusing the hell out of you...If you know of a good easy to
>understand book I would like the name of it...
>
>                Thanks! :)
>                Greg Aldrich
>                a.k.a. The Grim Reaper

If you have never programmed in assembler language and you know
PASCAL, you want a copy of my class notes.

Otherwise, the IBM principles of operation and Assembler Language
Reference should take care of you.  They are cheaper than the various
textbooks on Assembler.

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