Genre: | Unknown Genre Type |
Publisher: | Granada |
Language: | English |
Machine Compatibility: | Dragon 32, Dragon 64 |
Release: | Professionally published book |
Compatible Emulators: | XRoar 0.33.1 (PC (Windows)) |
Original Release Date: | 24th November 1983 |
ISBN 10: | 0246123249 |
Book Type: | Paperback |
Open Library Ref.: | OL10627351W |
Original Release Price: | £7.95 |
Market Valuation: | £21.74 (How Is This Calculated?) |
Item Weight: | 64g |
Box Type: | Paperback Book |
Author(s): | Ian Sinclair |
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The first book that I've seen about machine code which is very instructive about how to use it on the Dragon. Read Review
More speed, more power and greater control!
Sooner or later most users feel restricted by Basic's limitations such as the slow speed of some commands - particularly when fast animation of graphics is concerned - and the limited control over the machine. For really fast operation and full mastery over the machine, making special effects such as new graphics modes possible, the best answer is machine code.
Machine code consists of number codes which affect the microprocessor of the computer directly. The use of machine code bypasses Basic altogether, so that the instructions which you write and use in machine code will exert direct control over your Dragon. This book assumes nothing more than a reasonable knowledge of Basic. You are shown what machine code is, how it works, and how to enter, run and save code. In the course of reading this book, you will learn much more about how the Dragon works. You will also discover how versatile you can become, as a whole new world of special effects opens up. The vital aids to efficient machine code writing are also covered, for you to go further with this fascinating subject. Many who do so never return to Basic again!
Ian Sinclair is a well known contributor to journals such as Personal Computing World, Computing Today, Electronics and Computing Monthly, Hobby Electronics and Electronics Today International. He was written over forty books on electronics and computing aimed mainly at the beginner.
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Book | A digital version of Introducing Dragon Machine Code suitable for XRoar 0.33.1 (PC (Windows)) |
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