Re: A85: starting out


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Re: A85: starting out



Assembly on the the 85 is *much* simpler than an x86, imho.  The best
place to start z80 assembly is jimmy mardell's Zshell school.  i think
the url is http://www.algonet.se/~mja/zshell.htm  And try to find
"z80href.txt" on ticalc org.  it gives a summary of all of the z80's
documented instructions.  Personally, i believe it is easier to learn
a high level language first (C, Pascal, etc.).

-mike pearce

On Mon, 15 Sep 1997 22:50:16 -0700, you wrote:

>Hello all.
>I am very interested in starting assembly programming. I would like to
>know how most of you guys got started. Currently, I am learning
>assembler for the PC. (Assembler is my first programming language I am
>learning.) But I am not all that skilled, I am still in the beginning
>stages of learning assembler. I guess you can say I am nearly a complete
>beginner to programming.
>    How would I need to start out? Would it better if I finished
>learning assembler for the PC, then start out on assembly language for
>the Z80, or is it possible to learn both at the same time? I need some
>help on which direction I should set out and begin.
>    Thanks.
>
>


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