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The Second Book of Machine Language

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The Second Book of Machine Language
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Publisher: Compute! Publications
ISBN/ASIN: 0942386531
ISBN-13: 9780942386530
Number of pages: 464

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This book offers the reader both a detailed description of a sophisticated machine language program (the LADS assembler) and an efficient tool, a complete language with which to write other machine language programs. Every line in the LADS assembler program is described. All the subroutines are picked apart and explained. Each major routine is examined in depth.

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