Re: Re: A86: ASM Question(imagine that)

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Subject: Re: Re: A86: ASM Question(imagine that)
From: Walasavage@aol.com
Date: Sun, 20 Sep 1998 13:05:57 EDT
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You're absolutely wrong.  Programming assembly on the calculator is, after a
moderate learning period, just as technically easy to do as with a computer.
The only drawback is the amount of time it takes, for many things, like jumps
and strings, require to you define the exact place in memory it is (just like
the computer compiler does automatically), so you have to count the number of
bytes from D748, and for a good assembly program that can take literally days.
<sigh>  The sorrows of owning a Macintosh...

Stephen Walasavage
Walasavage@postmark.net

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