Learn IBM Assemb;y Lsnhushr
(In case the first link was bad, I’m sending it again.)
This is that instruction from the wrong side of the street—the one that’s a little mysterious and edgy. Dare you use it? Of course you will. Here it is, pal. Just don’t tell anyone: Load Byte High.
You can quickly learn or review six IBM Assembler instructions with this article. Insert Immediate instructions allow you to modify all the halfword and fullword postitions in a 64-bit register. IIHF,IILF,IIHH,IIHL,IILH,IILL — The I’s have it!
In my spare time, I entertain myself by writing a series of mystery novels. The first novel was The Elvis Bird, and the most recent is Death of a Golden Bird. They are about a southern ornithologist who researches birds (The Ivory-billed Woodpecker and the Golden Eagle) and stumbles over murders. Both novels are available on Amazon in paper and Kindle. These days, I am working on a third novel in the series. You can read more about them at dewoolbright.com .
If you would like to support this site and make an old but budding novelist happy, consider buying copies. As always, thanks for using the site.
David Woolbright
I just published my first novel, The Elvis Bird, on Amazon, and Barnes and Noble. It’s a mystery about an ornithologist tracking a presumed extinct bird, the Ivory-billed Woodpecker. If you like mysteries, southern lit, ornithology, or Elvis, you might enjoy it. I created an author site at http://dewoolbright.com. You can find links to the book (paper or Kindle), read a couple of chapters on Amazon, and learn a little bit about Ivory-billed woodpeckers as well. All profits from the sale of the book will be donated to charitable organizations that support birds.
One reason I published it was to learn how it’s done. The next book will be called The Little Blue Assembler Book. It requires a lot more formatting, but I’m working diligently to put it out. So, buy a book, support the site and make an old man happy.