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Subject: Re: Assembly tutorial
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Dave Bird wrote:

> In article <37CDC58A DOT A8B0CEBA AT hmc DOT edu>, Nate Eldredge
> <neldredge AT hmc DOT edu> writes
> >> You should really consider using NASM instead, unless
> >> you want your code to look cryptic :)
> >
> >Didn't C look cryptic before you learned it?
> No, PL/M looked cryptic which is why I learned C instead.

    Nothing looks cryptic compared to APL.


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