chaffee@uvm-gen.UUCP (Alex D. Chaffee,231 Votey,,6581273) (07/06/89)
Does anyone have a recommendation for a) a good book from which to learn assembly language on the Mac, and/or b) an assembler that isn't based on that silly Macintosh Programmers Workshop? Alex Chaffee "Perhaps if I kiss you... you will melt in my arms!" chaffee@emily.uvm.edu "Perhaps I'd rather not, you freaky rock-faced spaghetti head!" -- The Flaming Carrot, just saying no.
sam@neoucom.UUCP (Scott A. Mason) (07/07/89)
In article <1220@uvm-gen.UUCP> chaffee@uvm-gen.UUCP (Alex D. Chaffee,231 Votey,,6581273) writes: >Does anyone have a recommendation for a) a good book from which to learn >assembly language on the Mac, and/or b) an assembler that isn't based on >that silly Macintosh Programmers Workshop? > I ran across a good book for beginning Mac assembly at the library of all places. Here the important stuff: Title: Programming the Macintosh in Assembly Language Author: Williams, Steve Library of Congress #85-62542 It is an older Mac book, so it doesn't have any of the new stuff. However, it does cover most of the basics a beginniner Mac programmer will need such as event and window handling. It's got a lot of good examples too. -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," and certainly don't blame me. UUCP: {pitt,scooter,hal,cwjcc,aablue}!neoucom!sam INTERNET: sam@neoucom.UUCP Scott A. Mason, Coordinator of Systems Operations, NEOUCOM