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Assembly languages (Electronic computers)

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Microcomputer engineering

Gene H. Miller

1993

Structured programming in assembly language for the IBM PC

William C. Runnion

1988

Guide to RISC Processors

Sivarama P. Dandamudi

2005

68000 family assembly language

Clements, Alan, Alan Clements

1994

The 80x86 IBM PC & compatible computers

Muhammad A. Mazidi, Janice Gillispie-Mazidi, Janice Catherine Gillispie-Mazidi et al.

1995

Z80 assembly language programming

Lance A. Leventhal

1979

Using the IBM Personal Computer

Mark A. Franklin

1984

IBM PC & XT assembly language

Leo J. Scanlon

1985

370/360 assembler language programming

Nancy B. Stern

1979

Sargon, a computer chess program

Kathe Spracklen, Dan Spracklen

1978

Advanced OS/2 Programming

Ray Duncan

1989

First steps in assembly language for the 80286

Robert Erskine

1987

ARM Assembly language

William Hohl

2009

Performance programming under MS-DOS

Michael J. Young

1987

Assembly language and systems programming for the M68000 family

Ford, William.

1992

Fundamentals of embedded software

D. W. Lewis

2012

Structured assembly language

Len Dorfman

1990

8088 assembler language programming

David C. Willen

1983

Application debugging

Robert Binder

1985

6502 assembly language subroutines

Lance A. Leventhal

1982

Assembly language for Intel-based computers

Kip R. Irvine

1999 ★ 3.0

Assembler language programming

George Struble

1969

The art of Assembly language

Randall Hyde

2003

Assembly Language Step-by-step

Jeff Duntemann

2000

Windows assembly language & systems programming

Barry Kauler

1997

Advanced MS-DOS

Ray Duncan

1986

IBM PC assembly language and programming

Abel, Peter

1991 ★ 4.4

Assembly language for the IBM-PC

Kip R. Irvine

1993

Assembly language

Jeff Duntemann

1992

8086/8088/80286 assembly language

Leo J. Scanlon

1988

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