Re: Best ASM Programming book for Apple

[Long Hoang <lbhoang@ya-hoo.com>]

I think a good approach is to find a good book such as Assembly Language 
Programming for the Applesoft Programmer by C. W. Finley, Jr. and Roy E. 
Myers ISBN 0-201-05209-1.  Find out the assembler the book use.  In this 
case it's S-C Assembler that you can get for free.

Mookie Harrington <ch003i@mail.rochester.edu> wrote in
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> Hello all!
> 
> I was interested in recommendations for the best assembly programming
> book for the Apple ][ (particuarly //e).  I have two in my collection,
> one which is specifically addresses to turning Pascal programs into
> Assembly, and one which is entitled something like "Apple Machine
> Code" (red book, spiral binding).  I'm taking a class on assembly
> right now at school, and I hope to start doing some serious
> programming on my Apple when I get home this Summer.
> Also, I know that the //e allows you to enter some sort of Machine
> Code assembler with the "!" command.  Is that so you can type in ASM
> commands directly, instead of having to use the 00-FF codes?
> I'm sure I used some incorrect terminology in this post, so please
> feel free to correct me.  Much appreciated!