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Re: Question about IBM 370 assembler books

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From: JAUUS
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 1989 22:34
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>What would be a good book to help introduce me to 370 assembler
>(I already know 8086 assembler :-/).  I need a book that will explain
>it to someone who knows what assembly language is, but not what
>the instructions or architecture are for the 370.
>

You might like Spotswood Stoddard's book, Assembly Language Programming
for the IBM 370 (I forget who publishes it). Any good bookstore can order
it for you.


I don't speak for Columbia, and Columbia doesn't speak for me.

//jbaltz
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