> Has anyone read Richard Mansfield's other book, _The Second Book of
Machine
> Language_ (also published by COMPUTE! books)? Is it any good? While
people are
> trying to get the rights to the first one, we might as well try for the
second
> one as well. If it's any good.
I only have this one, not the first. It describes large scale assembly
programming through the example of LADS, the Label Assembler Development
System. Lots of pages of assembly source, with a walk through of all the
modules. Its interesting; one of the appendices is a
instruction-by-instruction discussion of the 6502 set. The last 80 pages
are all just listings of object code data to get LADS on your particular
target.
I don't think it would be as useful as the first book, especially for 2600
programmers.
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