A86: Re: Thanx Glen

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Subject: A86: Re: Thanx Glen
From: "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1999 17:23:55 -0500
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IMHO, the 86 is much easier than the 83.  Just use an emulator, as you'll
lock up your calc hundreds of times while you're learning.  Assembly Studio
86 rocks, and the help file will come in tremendously helpful (that's what I
learned from :)  When you've stopped locking up your calc every other
instruction, you can compile and send to the calc with one click or button!
Can't do _that_ with your 83!  Nothing wrong with learning for the 83, but
many things are easier on the 86.  If you use VTI, you can easily learn
both.


>
> I liked Ahmed's tutorial.
> What text editor do you use and do you use SOS?
> I'm going to learn asm on an 83, and then move to an 86. I
> dont want to lock up my 86.
> Regards,
> Rafael
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A86: Thanx Glen

From: Rafael Skovron <ballsy007@yahoo.com>

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