Re: Question about IBM 370 assembler books

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From: Mike Castle
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 1989 06:06

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Speaking as a student currently taking 370 Assembly, I can suggest the
book:  ASSEMBLER LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING -- The IBM System/370 Family.

It covers pretty much everything and tries to include all the different
machines such as the 360 Family, and other minor variations in hardware.

Also, IBM has available a System/370 Reference Summary which you might
find useful.  Ask your computing services about it.

Also, our teacher recommended that we forget everything concerning PC
assembler when tackling the 370 Assembler language... of course, that's
what teachers are supposed to do  :)

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