Re: A86: A86
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Re: A86: A86
get yourself a magic wand.
seriously though, i think the fastest way to learn assembly is to read
other people's source, then write a simple 'hello world' program and
tweak it until it does something neater.
if you don't understand the basic concepts of assembly this might not
help much and you're still stuck reading tons of tutorials, or finding an
expert and getting them to tutor you personally (good luck)
-josh
On Sun, 24 Oct 1999 12:49:57 PDT "Scott Showalter"
<scott48182@hotmail.com> writes:
>
>I know almost nothing about assembly, and the mails i get from the
>list are
>blah to me. I want to learn assembly, but not want to read and read
>and read
>about it, i want to learn it quickly, and not be confused. Please
>help, so i
>will be able to program in assembly, and also understand it and the
>things i
>see in the assembly 86 list. I appreciate it,
>Scott
>
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