Genre: | Unknown Genre Type |
Publisher: | Granada |
Language: | English |
Machine Compatibility: | Acorn Electron |
Release: | Professionally published book |
Compatible Emulators: | Elkulator 1.0 (PC (Windows)) |
Original Release Date: | 1st February 1985 |
ISBN 10: | 0246121521 |
Number Of Pages: | 156 |
Book Type: | Paperback |
Open Library Ref.: | OL10627341W |
Original Release Price: | Unknown |
Market Valuation: | £2.00 (How Is This Calculated?) |
Item Weight: | 64g |
Box Type: | Paperback Book |
Author(s): | Ian Sinclair |
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This is a book for beginners... The gradual introduction to the subject may prove too slow for a programmer with any 6502 machine-code experience. Read Review
An excellent and easy to understand introduction to the art of machine code programming which will open up whole new fields of program writing. Read Review
How To Get Electrifying Performance!
If you are a beginner to machine code then this book is for you. There is so much more you can achieve once you have got to grips with machine code - really fast operation and special effects such as key beeps, multiple animation, and split screen become possible. Programming becomes more exciting and more creative, and you gain better control over the machine.
The Electron has a built-in assembler which makes machine code very easy - if you know where you start. This book gets you started. It assumes nothing more than a reasonable knowledge of BASIC, and goes on to show what machine code is, how it works, and how to enter, run and save code. Very many examples are featured for you to enjoy as you learn more about your micro and how to achieve a better performance.
The Author
Ian Sinclair is a well known and regular contributor to journals such as Personal Computer World, Computing Today, Electronics and Computing Monthly, Hobby Electronics and Electronics Today International. He has written over forty books on aspects of electronics and computing, mainly aimed at the beginner.
One of the things that discourages so many computer users from attempts to go beyond BASIC is the number of new words that spring up.
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Download | What It Contains |
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Book | A digital version of Electron Machine Code For Beginners suitable for Elkulator 1.0 (PC (Windows)) |
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