From: VANGEL AT vmredipn DOT ipn DOT mx
Message-Id: <199710210216.WAA19408@delorie.com>
Date: Mon, 20 Oct 97 21:01:20 EST
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject: Re--> AT&T ASM : tutorials?
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> Hello again ......
>
> Check the book --> IBM microcomputer assembly languaje:
>                    beginning to advanced
>
>                    J. Terry Godfrey
>
> It's an old book ......  :) .... but good for learnd ASM  of Intel ...
>
>

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Hi,

	I was just wondering, is there a place where I can download a
tutorial of basic assembly language suitable for use with DJGPP's inline
assembler? I've seen a few which cover differences between intel ASM and
AT&T ASM, and at the moment it seems my only option may be to learn
intel ASM and then do the conversion courses, but this seems needlessly
time filling. Or maybe someone could give me a couple of examples of
AT&T ASM, just to get me started? I have been trying some things, but
they have all spectacularly failed to have worked so far. I have to
learn intel ASM as part of a college course soon anyway (a couple of
months, maybe a half a year) . . . just what does everyone ele suggest?
A nice URL for an AT&T assembler tutorial would be nice. Actually all I
really want to be able to do is load registers, add, shift right and
write to addresses in memory - but I should probably learn the full set
anyway. So what should I do?

		-Thomas