Re: HLA

From: "geletine" <adaviscg1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 29 Jun 2006 13:30:34 -0700

Randall Hyde does a great job of getting someone to learn assembly, the
documentation or should i say book is definately one of the finest out
there. Understanding how assembly works for a beginner is far more
important than what tool you use to do the job, HLA imo fits that gap,
ive seen assembly and write good code in a quite a few bookstores, this
is in england, for me its an accesibly book.
The fact that its been used in university also consolidates my reason
for using his excellent book..

thanks

.

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