I’m in full assembler mode these days, preparing to teach an assembler class for Marist College that starts on Monday. It’s playing havoc with my golf game, but the upside is I’m getting a lot done. I’ve recently updated chapters 1-4 of the assembler book. That includes a complete re-write of Chapter 4, trying to provide explanations of addressing on IBM mainframes. I’m also adding a problem set to the end of each chapter, trying to make the book function better as a textbook.
I will always provide access to the individual chapters online, but my plan is to self-publish an ebook and a printed version that can be ordered. More about that later.
I want to thank everyone who has pointed out errors or suggested improvements in the text. I am listening and making the changes you suggested.
Good luck with your book. When it is done I will buy it.
Sincerely, Juan Escamilla
On Sat, Dec 4, 2021, 10:55 AM The Punctilious Programmer wrote:
> dwoolbright posted: ” I’m in full assembler mode these days, preparing to > teach an assembler class for Marist College that starts on Monday. It’s > playing havoc with my golf game, but the upside is I’m getting a lot done. > I’ve recently updated chapters 1-4 of the assembler boo” >
Thanks, Juan. I could use your editing ability!