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Re: Offtopic: C Programming Tutorial

• Posted by Beaumont Furniss <bfurniss at IHUG.CO.NZ> Jun 14, 2000
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Dear Lee,
  If I can schedule the time I shall definitely look in at this site.
 At this stage I'm just gathering resources , prior to , seeing how
 relevant this is to the C/C++ language[s] I'm learning.


On 2000-06-13 EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU said:

 EU>Try this site:
 EU>http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/
 EU>then click on:
 EU>Art of Assembly Language Text
 EU>Hope this helps... Lee.


 EU>Beaumont Furniss wrote:
 EU>>    As for assembly language , this was something I learnt through
 EU>>a very   roundabout way.
 EU>>    The least you need is a manual that lists all of the codes and,
 EU>>  graphically , illustrates what they do. If I were to learn this
 EU>>all over   again I'd use asm.e or d86 alongside the other
 EU>>approaches I took ; like   using the debug from DOS...
 EU>>   What books might you reccomend , some of the Osbourne texts ,
 EU>>are just   too detailed for most types of assembly language
 EU>construction.

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