Good Assembly Language Programming guide

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From: Gary Hennigan
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 1990 00:44

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   I'm looking for a couple of things. First I'd like people's
thoughts on a good learning guide on assembly language programming,
specifically for Intel 386 based processors, but it also needs to
be comprehensive since some of the things I need to learn are pretty
complex. This may include going way down to the machine level.
   Also I'd like to know if there are any other and/or better assembly
language compilers other than MS Assembler and what their prices are.

   Thanks for the info and please e-mail responses and I'll be glad to
post or e-mail if anyone else is interested in the info.

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Gary Hennigan
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