Re: A83: learning asm

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Subject: Re: A83: learning asm
From: "Tobias Carlsson" <tobs@telia.com>
Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 14:49:49 +0100
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You guys always talk about all those ASM-schools on the net
But I´ve never seen any adress to them.
Anyone who can give me them?

/Tobs






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Från: Jimmy Conner <timagic@yahoo.com>
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Datum: den 11 februari 1999 09:04
Ämne: Re: A83: learning asm


>
>
> Ya, ya, big shot we know about you and your disassembled rom
>rountines and the amazing, pull the new asm stuff that no one has ever
>heard of, out of your iris trick.  But some of us actually came to
>learn most of what we know of asm after James Matthews tutorials were
>released.  They have helped alot of the new generation of asm
>programers out by showing what can be done and how to get started on
>it.  They are not the only way to go about it but hey, its there, why
>not use it???
>
>Jimmy
>
>  BTW:  I like windows a hell of a lot better than linx or anything
>else.  Almost everything is made for windows now adays.
>  Also If you would have read everything you would of saw that there
>is a html version of JM Tutorials on the net!!
> 
>> Besides, James' tutorials are nowadays written as a windoze 95 help
>file, if
>> I remember correctly. I mean - windoze 95! Who on earth is using
>windoze!?
>> 
>> Linus
>
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