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<pre>
 
<pre>
Preface
 
  
1. ROM, RAM, Bytes and Bits
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Preface.
2. Digging inside the CPC6128 & PCW8256
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3. The miracle microprocessor
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4. Register actions
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5. Taking a bigger Byte
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6. CP/M Interactions
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7. More routines
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8. SID, ED and family
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9. Disc use and utility programs
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Appendix A: Languages under CP/M
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1. ROM, RAM, Bytes and Bits.
Appendix B: Adrressing methods of the 8080
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2. Digging inside the CPC6128 & PCW8256.
Appendix C: 8080 instructions
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3. The miracle microprocessor.
Appendix D: The ED commands
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4. Register actions.
Appendix E: The ASCII codes in Hex
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5. Taking a bigger Byte.
Appendix F: Effect on Flags
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6. CP/M Interactions.
Appendix G: Calls to 0005H
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7. More routines.
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8. SID, ED and family.
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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.
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Appendix D: The ED commands.
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Appendix E: The ASCII codes in Hex.
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Appendix F: Effect on Flags.
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Appendix G: Calls to 0005H.
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Index.
  
Index
 
 
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</pre>
  
[[Category:Books]]
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[[Category:Books]] [[Category:Book cover]]
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[[Category:CP/M and CP/M software books]]

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Frontpage


Information

Title: Introducing Amstrad CP/M Assembly Language
Authors: Ian Sinclair
Publisher: 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.