Re: Best ASM Programming book for Apple

["Bryan Villados" <news002@macgeek.org>]

I'd have to send out a "ditto" for this book. This was definitely the best
6502 book I've seen yet. It's such a good book (I'm not kidding), I sold my
copy to a guy near Boston, and the whore house next door to his place stole
the book out of his mailbox.

Another book I found that's worthy of reading is "Apple Machine Language" by
Don Inman and Kurt Inman. This was also easy reading, and was quite
complete.

I've sold both of these books on eBay, and they sold quite well. I have
photos of them you can check out:

http://www.macgeek.org/temp/20021117_01.jpg
http://www.macgeek.org/temp/20021117_02.jpg
http://www.macgeek.org/temp/20021208_03.jpg
http://www.macgeek.org/temp/20021208_04.jpg

--- Bryan

"Scarlet Otter" <SecretaryBird@SoftHome.net> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 16:01:33 -0500, Mookie Harrington
> <ch003i@mail.rochester.edu> wrote:

> I highly recommend Compute!'s Apple II Machine Language for Beginners.
> I think that's one of the best books ever for learning Assembly on an
> A2; one of the few  that actually does not assume that the reader is
> already familiar with another programming language.  It also features
> a nice little assembler called LADS (Labelled Assembly Development
> System) that you can type in.
>