This beginner's guide looks pretty cool. Perhaps I'll finally learn 68k. I'm also one of those who is used to z80 from my TI-85, so this looks weird so far.
Mark E. Scott Jr.
mscott@databasecity.com
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<A HREF="http://calccity.calc.org/tiweekly/Articles/Beginners_TI89_ASM.html">B
eginners Guide to TI-89/92+ Assembly</A>
By far, the most comprehensive guide to 68k asm that I've seen.
Libraries are sets of routines that can be accessed by asm programs. The
advantage of libraries is that they are shared by all programs. They contain
common routines such as PutSprite and clr_scr.
Grant Elliott
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HREF="http://www.crosswinds.net/~proganon">Programmers Anonymous</A>