Hey - Got an HP95LX today from ebay. It has DOS, which is good, but I would love to write my own os for it. Does anyone know any really good 8088 resources (hopefully on the web)?
patriotzero
8088 ASM
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Deslack
RE:8088 ASM
Any 8086 Assembly guides will do.
I'd recommend an old Assembly book - Peter Norton's Guide to Assembly Programming for the IBM PC, by Peter Norton and John Socha. (I'm not really sure about the exact title, though - I gave the book to a friend of mine.)
I'd recommend an old Assembly book - Peter Norton's Guide to Assembly Programming for the IBM PC, by Peter Norton and John Socha. (I'm not really sure about the exact title, though - I gave the book to a friend of mine.)
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carbonBased
RE:8088 ASM
Here's the book mentioned by Deslack:
Assembly Language for the PC - Third Edition
John Socha and Peter Norton
Brady Programming Library
ISBN: 1-56686-016-4
There might be newer editions by now... mine's (c)1992.
Jeff
Assembly Language for the PC - Third Edition
John Socha and Peter Norton
Brady Programming Library
ISBN: 1-56686-016-4
There might be newer editions by now... mine's (c)1992.
Jeff
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Schol-R-LEA
RE:8088 ASM
The first edition of _Assembly Language Step by Step_ by Jeff Duntemann is a good choice if you can find it; the second edition still covers real mode programming in the first half (the second half is discusses p-mode programming under Linux), but only really covers small-memory-model programs. DUntemann's web page one the book is at http://www.duntemann.com/assembly.htm, while ALibris lists the older book (used) as http://www.alibris.com/search/search.cf ... =4&qsort=r (ignore the synopsis, it refers to the second edition).
Good places to look for used programming books:
ALibris (http://www.alibris.com/)
Computer Books Online (www.computerbooksonline.com/)
Powell's Books (http://www.powells.com/)
Good places to look for used programming books:
ALibris (http://www.alibris.com/)
Computer Books Online (www.computerbooksonline.com/)
Powell's Books (http://www.powells.com/)