Beginners assembler books

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From: WHITEMAN
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 1989 15:58

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     Conserning the request for information pertaining to
entry level books for assembler language programming:
I would recommend, if it is still available:

   Introduction to computer programming IBM system/360
   assembler language by Thomas J. Cashman and Gary B.
   Shelly; from Anaheim Publishing Company, 1120 E. Ash
   Fullertom, CA

    The edition I have was printed in 1971, and is some
what dated, but contains descriptions of assembler
instructions that anyone can follow. One should note
that the syntax and operation of a MVC or any other
basic instruction won't change.

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