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Assembly Language:

Step-by-Step

Jeff Duntemann

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Duntemann, Jeff. 1952 -

Assembly language : step-by-step / Jeff Duntemann.

p. cm. Includes index.

ISBN 0-471-57814-2 (paper : alk. paper) 1. Assembler language (Computer program

language) QA76.73.A8D87 1992 005.265-dc20

I. Title.

92-16665 CIP

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93 10 9876543

Introduction:

Agony in the Key of AX

What astonishes me about learning how to program is not that it's so hard, but that it's so

easy. Am I nuts? Hardly. It's just that my curse is the curse of a perfect memory, and I

remember piano lessons. My poor mother paid $600 in 1962 for a beautiful cherrywood

spinet, and every week for two years I trucked off to Wilkins School of Music for a five

dollar lesson. It wasn't that I was a reluctant student; I love music and I genuinely wanted

to master the damned thing. But after two years, the best I could do was play "Camelot"

well enough to keep the dog from howling. I can honestly say that nothing I ever tried

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