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Article #1294Re: good 386 assembly reference?
From: David Hinds
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1990 02:19
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1990 02:19
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In article <4895@helios.ee.lbl.gov>, davis@ux3.lbl.gov (Jeffrey Davis) writes:
> 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 have Edmund Strauss's "80386 Technical Reference", and I've found it
to be reasonably complete and accurate. It has good descriptions of the
differences between the 80386's various operating modes, and includes
descriptions of all instructions with timing information. It definitely
assumes general familiarity with assembly language.
- David Hinds
dhinds@popserver.stanford.edu
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