

An edition of Beyond BASIC (1983)
6502 assembly language programming for the British Broadcasting Corporation Micro
By Richard Freeman
Publish Date
1983
Publisher
BBC
Language
eng
Pages
256
Description:
*Beyond Basic* has been written to provide an easy introduction to assembly language on the British Broadcasting Corporation Microcomputer. The book incorporates a number of special features to help you get started with assembly language programming: - The book is built around practical programming problems - often taking tasks you can do in BASIC and asking 'How can we do that in assembly language?' - The 6502 instructions are introduced as they are needed to solve problems - Each step is illustrated by fully worked examples - As you work through the book, you are given plenty of opportunity to check your progress with self-assessment questions. Complete answers are given to all these questions. - A cassette tape of all the main programs is also available. The book will teach you how to use most of the 6502 instruction set and how to write programs to: perform arithmetic calculations, use loops and decisions, create lists and tables and perform complex operations on BASIC variables (e.g. sorting a BASIC array). The book also deals in detail with how to access the British Broadcasting Corporation Microcomputer operating system and includes assembly language routines for graphics and sound.
subjects: bbc micro, acorn electron, basic, 8-bit computing, bbc basic, basic programming language
Times: acorn electron, bbc micro