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Re: A92: Hello
Mike,
I am also trying to get a handle on 68000 asm programming coming from
a background in C and C++. The best thing that I've found is to go to
a bookstore or library and go to the ancient computers section. I
found a couple great MC68000 books here at Powells Technical
Bookstore in Portland, OR, each for under $10 bucks.(They do on-line
ordering as well - http://www.powells.com/ )
Here are two that I like:
68000, 68010, 68020 Primer,
by Stan Kelly-Bootle and Bob Fowler
ISBN: 0672224054
Very good basic primer.
Programming the 68000,
by Steve Williams
ISBN:0895881330
This seems to be highly regarded
and from the parts that I've read, is quite good.
Also go to the ticalc.org website and download the
tutorials from the files area.
Have fun,
Brian Mosher
<brianm@agora.rdrop.com>
> Hello, world!
>
> Okay. Now that I've said that (This is my first post), let me get
> to the point. I know x86 ASM failry well (I've got more of a
> background in C and C++, but...), and I would like to learn the
> Fargo ASM stuff.. First, where is a good starting point for
> learning how to do ASM on the 92? I'm having a heard time finding
> any good examples (the 3 progies I've downloaded have been so
> chocked full of errors that I end up debugging them myself, which
> can be pretty bad when you are kinda foggy as to what things do...),
> so are there any resources anyone can point me to. Second, this is
> gonna be a stupid question, but:
>
> Is move the same thing as mov (in x86), and is it move dest, source
> or move source, dest?
>
> Thanks for any help anyone can provide...
>
> Mike Menefee
> mmenefee@flash.net
>
>