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Randimer
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 Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2003 6:05 pm Post subject: Would there be anyone with some info on Assembly programing? |
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Would there be anyone with some info on Assembly programing, I would like some info if I could... a link or basics... 
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dmichel
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| Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2003 2:02 pm Post subject: Re: Would there be anyone with some info on Assembly program |
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Sorry, I have no links for Assembly tutorials, but if you are more at ease with C there's also a C compiler for the PC-Engine, go to http://www.zeograd.com/ and look for HuC.
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Randimer
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 Thx for the link.. I already go there for tutorials.. but I know basic C and I just wanted to know some stuff for ASM but being a total newbie to ASM it's kinda confusing 
I did get a link for PCE ASM recently but it's a bit to dificult to follow... basic ASM would be nice 
http://joyce.eng.yale.edu/~bt/turbo/tginternals/ |
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bakabaka
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| Randimer wrote: | Thx for the link.. I already go there for tutorials.. but I know basic C and I just wanted to know some stuff for ASM but being a total newbie to ASM it's kinda confusing
I did get a link for PCE ASM recently but it's a bit to dificult to follow... basic ASM would be nice
http://joyce.eng.yale.edu/~bt/turbo/tginternals/ |
The opcodes aren't much different from the 6502 chip. There are several books on 6502 assembly, the site at http://www.6502.org/ has information on some of these. Once you've got an idea of how assembly works, another processor is mostly another set of opcodes, registers, and instruction timings/side effects. In this case, scarcely even that.
You'd definitely do well to get a dead-tree book when you're starting with assembly, dealing with the state machine directly is quite a bit different from using a language like C. |
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