Re: which assembler to use : newbie query
Robert Plantz <[email protected]> Wed, 02 Aug 2006 07:43:46 -0700
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[email protected] wrote: > On Tue, Aug 01, 2006 at 09:18:16AM +0200, Hendrik Visage wrote: > > >> Book's name, number and IQ^H^HURL or ISBN number? >> > Would this by any chance be "Programming from the ground up"? > No. That's a pretty good book. As the title suggests, the presentation is "bottom up." For example, he does not get into interfacing with C libraries until nearly half way through the book. In my book, I start with C code. For example, I use C programs to illustrate binary number storage formats, etc. So I take a more "top down" approach. My thought was to start with what the student already knows -- programming in a higher-level language. In addition, my book is intended for classroom use, so I have quite a few exercises. I have not published my book on the open market yet. I was hoping to find a publisher, but assembly language does not have a very big market. So far, we have had the book printed on campus for our students. Meanwhile, publish on demand places have come to be. I am cleaning up some technical issues so that I can publish my book through www.lulu.com. Hopefully, that can happen within the next couple of months. I also need to decide how to price it.