In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dilwyn Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I have set myself some personal goals which hopfully I will
achieve,
number one is to actually learn
to program in 68000 assembler, this may appear like a strange goal
but
I started learning Z80a assembler
when I was in school but had far to many distractions so I didn't
get
beyond getting my name to fly
around the screen very fast while the entire ascii charactor set was
printed everywhere a very proud
There's a very good book for learning assembler, called Assembly
Language Programming On The Sinclair QL by Andrew Pennell. It was
published by Sunshine in 1984 or 1985. While obviously out of print
for years now, copies do turn up second hand from time to time. There
are a few PD documents about low level and 68000/68008 programming on
my website and on the QL Documentation CD:
http://dilwynjones.topcities.com/qldocs/qldocs.html
At the London Quanta Group we have probably got one or more copies of
useful books on the QL for programming, as well as general interest.
There is a QL Quanta Show coming up on 5th November 2006, at Byfleet,
Surrey.
If you can get to that it would be a good place for getting second user
QL stuff, as well as seeing what is new and in development.
--
Malcolm Cadman
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