A86: Re: Looking for z80 Programming Book
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A86: Re: Looking for z80 Programming Book
The book that I will recommend is "Z80 Assembly Language Subroutines". It
has some beginning intro to ASM (even though it doesn't sound like it), a
discussion of the Z80, and then quite a few Z80 routines, some useful and
some not. If I'd learned from a book, that is the book I would recommend. I
don't know if it is in print or not, but most libraries have a copy (my
library has 2 copies).
----- Original Message -----
From: Kazimi/Mettler Family <kazmet@sonic.net>
To: <assembly-86@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 9:52 PM
Subject: A86: Looking for z80 Programming Book
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am a beginning 86 asm programmer and wondered if you could recommend a
> good book that I could use as a reference or for ideas. Is the one
> currently available from Zilog any good? Or, if any one still has the
> electronic version, could you send it to me? Now that Zilog is selling
> (republishing?) the title, they don't have the file on their site.
> Another question: the 86 uses just the z80 and not any of Zilog's
> "accesory" products for that processor, so the "technical manual" should
> be a better choice than the "user manual", correct? It seems that the
> user manual exactly equals the technical manual plus documentation on
> accesories.
>
>
> Or if you could recommend another book that would be helpful as well. I
> have a gift cert for amazon.com and they might be able to get it -
> something that isn't real expensive (not a full size textbook, I'd
> prefer a through but handy reference). They list a wide assortment that
> they could probably find, but don't have prices or enough information
> for me to make a choice. Oddly enough, they have one thing in stock
> that they say is only 2 pages for $9.95... but they don't say what it
> is except for a title.
>
> thanks!
>
> Adrian Mettler
>
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