Re: (Z)80 and 6502 assembler for CP/M?

From: Earl Evans (webmail_at_evansweb.com)
Date: 2005-09-03 03:38:17

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The C128 CP/M User's Guide from Abacus is a good book - I have this one 
and have found it very useful for the C128's unique flavor of CP/M.

They have it on Amazon from a couple of sellers:

    http://shrinkster.com/7sy

(that will redirect you to an Amazon link with a really long URL)

- Earl

>  I don't suppose anyone here would know of some CP/M guide
>specifically for C128 owners?  (or other recent newcomers)  I've
>been able to boot, but knowing the system, setting it up for
>development and being able to extend it is quite another thing.
>
>
>Have fun,
>MAgnus
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