Re: A85: Books (was Re: DJNZ)

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Subject: Re: A85: Books (was Re: DJNZ)
From: 82nd Deer <eviljim@geocities.com>
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 1997 16:08:15 -0500
In-Reply-To: <Pine.SOL.3.96.970730112248.26552A-100000@vertex.ucls.uchic ago.edu>
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Well, in the Illinois area there is a library net called Illinet or
something like that, I got a copy of a decently good Z80 ASM book 8 months
ago (inter-library transfer from IMSA, actually).  You could try that.  I
think I even still have the book.  That can NOT be good.

At 11:23 AM 7/30/97 -0500, you wrote:
>I dunno but I'm gonna search the entire University of Chicago Library
>Archives (multiple libraries) to see if they have it, or anything like it.
>:)
>		Will Stokes
>
>On Wed, 30 Jul 1997, Terry Peng wrote:
>
>> Sam Davies wrote:
>> > 
>> > But that's the great thing about Zaks' book!  It has a *great* section
>> > describing each of the commands with detailed explanations of what is
>> > modified, the time each instruction takes, the actual opcode for each
>> > instruction, and just about everything else you'd want to know!  Once
>> > you're done reading the intro part in the beginning, that's its most
>> > useful part! :)
>> 
>> The Zilog books also have that. Not only do they tell you the time 
>> elapsed, they also tell you the number of Machine cycles and T states.
They 
>> even have an opcode chart that makes looking up opcodes easy. They also
have 
>> detailed technical information about the hardware, and the interrupt
system.
>> (And the books are free)
>> 
>> BTW, I have looked in my local library for Zaks's book, I even looked it
up 
>> on the computer catalog. It seems that there isn't a single copy in the 
>> entire Houston Public Library System! None of the bookstores have it. Is 
>> there anywhere I can buy it, and how much is it?
>> 
>> -- 
>> Terry Peng
>> email-	tpeng@geocities.com
>> web-	http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bay/5104/index.html
>> This site always has the latest versions of my software.
>> 
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A85: Books (was Re: DJNZ)

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