Re: Question about IBM 370 assembler books

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From: brosen
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 1989 13:38

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I would definitely opt for the 370 Principles of Operation.  It is of course
the "Bible" of the 370 architecture, and while probably inappropriate for a
novice, it sounds from your query like it would be good for you.

It's how I learned 370 assembler!

Regards -

Bruce Rosen

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