A82: Re: Getting Started
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A82: Re: Getting Started
The best book I have seen on Z80 assembly is Programming the Z80 by Rodney
Zaks, the book includes a lot of examples and a chapter where all
instructions are described. The only problem is that it teaches you general
Z80 assembler and not how to program the TI82. This is the book I used to
learn how to program for the TI8x and I have not seen any book which is
better.
For more TI8x specific stuff I suggest that you try Jimmy Mårdells Online
ZShell School. It teaches you how to program for ZShell (the TI85), which is
a bit different from programming for the TI82 but it is best thing I have
seen on the net.
I also find that looking at the source for other peoples programs is a great
way to learn how to program fore the TI8x, so have a look at some source for
other programs (look at www.ticalc.org or
http://www.gbar.dtu.dk/~c958362/ash/).
Dines
-----Original Message-----
From: Leighton Shank <shanklt@jmu.edu>
To: TI-82 Assembly Mailing list <assembly-82@lists.ticalc.org>
Date: 23. oktober 1997 20:07
Subject: A82: Getting Started
>I just found out that assembly programming on the 82 is possible. I
>have limited experience with assembly programming, but extensive
>experience in programming (C++, Pascal, Basic, Java). I was just
>wondering if anyone could tell me a good way to get started in learning
>to program assembly for the 82. If anyone could recommend a good book,
>website, FAQ, HOWTO, or anything else that would help me get started it
>would be apprecieated.
>
>
>thanks,
>kermitt
>
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> Leighton Shank, "Kermitt"
> shanklt@jmu.edu
>James Madison University
> Harrisonburg, VA
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