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|Title:|| Amstrad Machine Language for the Absolute Beginner | |||
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|Authors:|| Joe Pritchard | |||
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|Publiser:|| Melbourne House | |||
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|Year:|| 1985 | |||
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|Pages:|| 154 | |||
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|ISBN:|| '''0-86161-193-4''' | |||
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== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 13 November 2006
Information
| Title: | Amstrad Machine Language for the Absolute Beginner |
| Authors: | Joe Pritchard |
| Publiser: | Melbourne House |
| Year: | 1985 |
| Pages: | 154 |
| ISBN: | 0-86161-193-4 |
Contents
1. Machine code first principles 2. How computers count 3. Machine code meets BASIC 4. Registers at work 5. Passing parameters to programs 6. 8 BIT counting 7. 16 BIT transfers 8. 16 BIT arithmetic and counting 9. Loops, jumps and block operations 10. INs and OUTs and ODDs and ENDs 11. Amstrad sound 12. The Amstrad keyboard 13. The Amstrad display Appendix 1: Instructions and op-codes Appendix 2: Flag operation summary Appendix 3: Numbers on the Amstrad Appendix 4: Timing programs