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Information about “PC ASSEMBLER HELPER & TUTOR #2 (& 2337)”
The PC ASSEMBLER TUTOR is an assembler tutorial that covers all 8086
instructions. Starting with the simplest instructions, it works its
way through the whole instruction set. TUTOR also covers details of
the hardware involved with the 8086.
The PC ASSEMBLER HELPER (ASMHELP.OBJ) is an object file which does I/O
for assembler-level routines. It also displays the 8086 registers and
flags, if desired, and allows each arithmetic register to be
independently formatted.
The intended users are people who are already competent programmers in
a high-level language and either are just starting to learn assembler,
or know fewer than 60% of the assembler mnemonics and want to learn
more. TUTOR assumes that the user has a general knowledge of the DOS
commands, subdirectory structure, and pathnames. It is also helpful if
the user has already linked object modules to form an executable file.
This is the only manual on the market that systematically covers the
assembler mnemonics system, allows easy input and output of data at the
assembler level, and allows you to see the arithmetic registers in the
way they are being used.
FILE2338.TXT
Disk No: 2338
Disk Title: PC Assembler Helper & Tutor #2 (& 2337)
PC-SIG Version: S1
Program Title: The PC Assembler Help & Tutor
Author Registration: None
Special Requirements: None.
The PC Assembler Tutor is an assembler tutorial that covers all 8086
instructions. It starts with the simplest instructions and works its way
through the whole instruction set. It also covers details of the
hardware involved with the 8086.
The PC Assembler Helper (ASMHELP.OBJ) is an object file which does i/o
for assembler level routines. It also displays the 8086 registers and
flags (if desired) and allows each arithmetic register to be
independently formatted.
The intended users are people who already are competent programmers in a
high-level language and either are just starting to learn assembler or
know fewer than 2/3 of the assembler mnemonics and want to learn more
about assembler. The Tutor assumes that the user has a general knowledge
of the DOS commands, subdirectory structure and pathnames. It is helpful
if the user has already linked object modules to form an executable
file.
This is the only manual on the market which:
~ covers the assembler mnemonics systematically and thoroughly.
~ allows easy input and output of data at the assembler level.
~ allows you to see the arithmetic registers in the way they are being
used.
PC-SIG
1030D East Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1989 PC-SIG, Inc.
GO.TXT
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║ <<<< PC-SIG #2338 PC ASSEMBLER HELPER & TUTOR #2 >>>> ║
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║ To read author's introductory note, type: TYPE PCREADME.DOC (Enter) ║
║ ║
║ To access author's installation instructions from the program drive, ║
║ type: CD PCTUTOR (press Enter) ║
║ DIR (press Enter) ║
║ COPY UNPACK.DOC PRN (press Enter) ║
║ ║
║ * * * * * ║
║ ║
║ To extract the files that belong to the accompanying program, BASIC's ║
║ BLOAD (reads data from disk into memory), type: BLOAD (press Enter) ║
║ ║
║ ║
║ ║
║ (c) Copyright 1990, PC-SIG Inc. ║
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UNPACK.DOC
This subdirectory contains a compressed file which makes up disk4
of The PC Assembler Tutor. The Tutor no longer fits on 3 disks so
it is divided to make 4 disks.
This file is self-extracting. You enter the name of a file on the
command line, just as you would the name of a program.
>disk4
The program will start and unpack all the files into the current
directory. Before starting, the program will prompt you to make
sure that you want to continue. Press N if you don't want to go
on.
You may unpack it directly to floppy disk. Just use an empty
formatted disk and make the floppy disk drive the current
directory.
The list of all files is in FILELIST.DOC which is in the
\COMMENTS subdirectory of disk1. You start doing the Tutor by
reading INTRO1.DOC and INTRO2.DOC and then doing the chapters
starting with chapter 0.
UNPACK.DOC
This subdirectory contains a compressed file which makes up disk4
of The PC Assembler Tutor. The Tutor no longer fits on 3 disks so
it is divided to make 4 disks.
This file is self-extracting. You enter the name of a file on the
command line, just as you would the name of a program.
>disk4
The program will start and unpack all the files into the current
directory. Before starting, the program will prompt you to make
sure that you want to continue. Press N if you don't want to go
on.
You may unpack it directly to floppy disk. Just use an empty
formatted disk and make the floppy disk drive the current
directory.
The list of all files is in FILELIST.DOC which is in the
\COMMENTS subdirectory of disk1. You start doing the Tutor by
reading INTRO1.DOC and INTRO2.DOC and then doing the chapters
starting with chapter 0.
Directory of PC-SIG Library Disk #2338
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
PCREADME DOC 1373 8-13-90 2:53p
BLOAD COM 6220 8-06-90 7:09a
GO BAT 36 10-05-90 1:52a
FILE2338 TXT 3183 10-05-90 1:19p
GO TXT 1587 10-05-90 3:03a
PCTUTOR <DIR>
6 file(s) 12399 bytes
Directory of A:\PCTUTOR
. <DIR>
.. <DIR>
UNPACK DOC 1082 8-13-90 1:18p
DISK4 EXE 80308 8-11-90 5:42p
4 file(s) 81390 bytes
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10 file(s) 93789 bytes
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