A86: Re: [OT] A TI compiler - Why not?
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A86: Re: [OT] A TI compiler - Why not?
In that case maybe I should write a tutorial... Everytime I learn a new
principle I could add a section to the tutorial. Right now I just know
the basics but I plan on sticking with it.
Later,
Chris...
P.S: Does anyone know what header files I should use. Is there one
place where I can get all the header files. I have seen several
different versions out there and I was wondering which is the most
complete..
On Wed, 28 Apr 1999 21:21:24 -0500 "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>
writes:
>
>No offense meant to Trent in anyway (heck, his tutorials probably
>helped me
>the most to do more than "hello world"), but do you know why his
>tutorials
>are understandable? Because he didn't know very much assembly at all.
> He
>understood computer programming (majoring in it at college, I
>believe), so
>the programming aspects were easy. He could write simple code to do
>anything he wanted to do.
>
>Because he didn't know much, he didn't overwhelm people. The people
>to
>write tutorials for beginners are the people who just started asm.
>Those of
>us who have been doing it for a while forget just how much there is to
>learn
>:)
>
>> Maybe if people took more time to right more down-to-earth tutorials
>(like
>> trent lillehaugen (sp?) did, his were good, but brief). That would
>have
>> helped me a ton, i know it takes time to write tutorials, but so
>many of
>> them seem so advanced to the average programmer, that it may throw
>them
>off.
>
>
>
>
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