good 386 assembly reference?

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From: Jeffrey Davis
Date: Sun, 18 Feb 1990 04:07

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Hello,
	I am looking for recommendations for a good 386 assembly language 
book.  Not a tutorial but rather a reference which I won't outgrow.  I am 
trying to hand optimize some C code on a 386 PC but don't know much about 
the 386 and need times for various instructions and so forth.  I will be 
using TASM if it matters.  
	Please mail me and I will post a summary of the replies.
					Jeff Davis
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Jeff Davis (JCDavis@lbl.gov)

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