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| − | Appendix A: Languages under CP/M | + | 1. ROM, RAM, Bytes and Bits. |
| − | Appendix B: Adrressing methods of the 8080 | + | 2. Digging inside the CPC6128 & PCW8256. |
| − | Appendix C: 8080 instructions | + | 3. The miracle microprocessor. |
| − | Appendix D: The ED commands | + | 4. Register actions. |
| − | Appendix E: The ASCII codes in Hex | + | 5. Taking a bigger Byte. |
| − | Appendix F: Effect on Flags | + | 6. CP/M Interactions. |
| − | Appendix G: Calls to 0005H | + | 7. More routines. |
| + | 8. SID, ED and family. | ||
| + | 9. Disc use and utility programs. | ||
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| + | Appendix A: Languages under CP/M. | ||
| + | Appendix B: Adrressing methods of the 8080. | ||
| + | Appendix C: 8080 instructions. | ||
| + | Appendix D: The ED commands. | ||
| + | Appendix E: The ASCII codes in Hex. | ||
| + | Appendix F: Effect on Flags. | ||
| + | Appendix G: Calls to 0005H. | ||
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| + | Index. | ||
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Revision as of 15:06, 30 June 2010
Information
| Title: | Introducing Amstrad CP/M Assembly Language |
| Authors: | Ian Sinclair |
| Publiser: | Collins |
| Year: | 1986 |
| Pages: | 145 |
| ISBN: | 0-00-383309-7 |
Contents
Preface. 1. ROM, RAM, Bytes and Bits. 2. Digging inside the CPC6128 & PCW8256. 3. The miracle microprocessor. 4. Register actions. 5. Taking a bigger Byte. 6. CP/M Interactions. 7. More routines. 8. SID, ED and family. 9. Disc use and utility programs. Appendix A: Languages under CP/M. Appendix B: Adrressing methods of the 8080. Appendix C: 8080 instructions. Appendix D: The ED commands. Appendix E: The ASCII codes in Hex. Appendix F: Effect on Flags. Appendix G: Calls to 0005H. Index.
