>>>>> "Edi" == Edi Weitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Edi> One of the things on my to-do list is learning enough assembly
Edi> language to understand the output of DISASSEMBLE and maybe later
Edi> fiddle with the compiler. I've written a couple of 6502 assembler
Edi> programs on my Apple II a long time ago but that's it. Obviously,
Edi> microprocessors have changed a lot since. I went to two computer book
Edi> stores here in Hamburg, checked what they had about assembly language
Edi> and was a bit disappointed. I even bought one of the books but I don't
If the goal is to understand disassemble output and you're already
familiar with 6502 assembly, then I think any book would be adequate.
Or even the Intel programmers' manuals.
CMUCL mostly tries to use the native instruction set and argument
order for disassemble. (The actual code in CMUCL always has the
destination as the first arg.)
Ray
