Re: A89: 68k asm book

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Subject: Re: A89: 68k asm book
From: S43R80@aol.com
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1999 11:50:38 EDT
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In a message dated 99-07-11 23:06:51 EDT, you write:

> well... I just downloaded any and all tutorials i could find and read them 
>  all about 20 times!! Thats about all you can do! the 92guide.zip tutorial 
is 
> 
>  very good! It has many examples from text to grayscale! It also has Jimmy 
>  Mardells 68k guide Of course you can order motorolas guide from their 
>  website for free!

i think i am past the point of tutorials...however i still review source code 
a bit every now and then...and yes, motorolas guide is a good reference...but 
i am not having problems writing code, i am just interested in learning how 
to best optimize my code and produce the most efficient code...is this sort 
of thing learned from a book...or is it just a matter of experience???  I 
suppose what I am asking is 'what is a good 68k programming book???

-Steven