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From: Ken Gordon
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 1990 04:07

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What books would you recommend for someone trying to learn assembly
language for an 80286/80386 ibm compatible using MS-DOS?  I am looking
for books that don't devote the first six chapters to debug and
converting from decimal to binary to hex.  I need to write some asm
routines to read from an A/D converter.  

In addition, if you have any recommendations regarding books dealing
with programming a device like an A/D converter, that would also be
greatly appreciated.

e-mail would probably be the best response, I don't suppose that this
is such a burning issue that the rest of the net needs to slog through
the answers.  Thanks in advance.

---Ken Gordon (kgordon@aramis.rutgers.edu)

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