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486 programming

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From: S. J. Chalker
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 11:38
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Help,
I am an assembly language programmer used to programming an 8086. I recently
purchased a 486 computer and now wish to take full advantage of its powers.
I am looking for a book on the subject of programming the 486. Or will a book
on the 386 do, and if not, what is the difference from the assembly language
programers view?

Thanks.
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Subject: 486 programming
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