Re: LZ: ZSHELL
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Re: LZ: ZSHELL
On Mon, 9 Dec 1996, Nathan Adams wrote:
This is how I'm learnig the language too. Although I've made some
assembly programs with C64 a long time ago. The basic idea of the
assembly language for both machines is same. I used to have a good
Finnish book called something like "From basic to machine language".
This book was really helpfull at the beginning.
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Kari Brown (eekabr@tpu.fi)
Author of ZPad link software for TI-85
Check it out: http://www.tpu.fi/~eekabr/
> I learned Z80 assembly for zshell the way you have been trying to. I
> downloaded all the text files on zshell programming I could find. The best
> way to learn, I think, is to read all that you can find and to practice by
> writing simple programs. Every time I start a new project I learn a lot of
> new things about assembly and zshell. A few things I still haven't figured
> out are what or and xor do and what carry is. So if anybody wants to
> enlighten me as to their uses I'd be greatful. I started assembly for
> zshell only a few weeks ago and right now I'm writing simple text editor as
> practice. Although it's turning out to be not so simple. Anyway, a good
> place to start is the TI-85 programming tutorial at
> http://www.best.com/~jparker/ti-asm.html and the text files and links at
> ticalc.org.
>
>
> At 03:37 12/9/96 -0000, you wrote:
> >Hi. I am really trying to learn how to make a program for ZSHELL. I have
> >downloaded numerous help files and lessons, without much luck. I was wondering
> >how some of you learned to program. Any information about who taught you, or
> >what books you have read would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
> >
> Nathan Adams
> nathana@goodnet.com
> "It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool,
> than to speak out and remove all doubt."
>
>
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