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I distinctly remember this book after my Z80 adventures: https://archive.org/details/Color_Computer_Assembly_Language_Programming_1983_William_Barden_Jr https:
by VLM 10y ago
I distinctly remember this book after my Z80 adventures:
https://archive.org/details/Color_Computer_Assembly_Language_Programming_1983_William_Barden_Jr https://archive.org/details/Color_Computer_Assembly_Language...
I also remember "leveling up" going from edtasm cartridge pack to Microware OS-9 and being pretty well blown away, like today going from edlin or GNU-nano to suddenly emacs. Whoa...
- watersb 10y agoI am forever grateful that I happened to start with the Color Computer: the 6809 was the best introduction to assembly available at the time. So far, I haven't done any Z80 or 6502 programming. And as much as I love the 6809, I'm super happy to ARM machines to play with now.