RE: A85: Z80 Books
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RE: A85: Z80 Books
OK, I will add a section to a new web page that is going to be devoted to
programming at,
http://uws.ml.org/progheaven
On Friday, October 03, 1997 6:37 AM, Geertsen & Justesen
[SMTP:ccc21248@vip.cybercity.dk] wrote:
> I would be great if you made the rutines public. On A82 there have been a
> lot of interest in making a collection of useful rutines for the ti82. I
> have allready gotten some, but it would be great to get some so if you are
> interested i could add you rutines.
>
> Dines
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jan Zumwalt <zumwalt@alaska.net>
> To: assembly-85@lists.ticalc.org <assembly-85@lists.ticalc.org>
> Date: 3. oktober 1997 09:35
> Subject: RE: A85: Z80 Books
>
>
>
> >I have quite a bit of Z-80 routines from my work in the late 70's. If there
> is
> >enough interest I would be willing to host a Z-80 routine section on my Web
> >Site. Is there enough interest?
> >
> >floating point, string, BCD, RND, etc
> >
> >> > But before I do, are these books really going to help me learn asm?
> >> Nope. Not really. These books are intended for designers who are
> >> (planning on) using a Z80 in their system. Like me. ;)
> >>
> >> > from the description on Zilog's page, it seemed
> >> > that the books were more a description of the architecture of the
> >> > chip.
> >> They are. :)
> >>
> >> > are these books actually helpful?
> >> To designers... ;)
> >
> >
> >
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