Re: HLA

I understand this point, Annie, however I disagree. Although HLA may
not use the same syntax and mnemonics as most assembly languages, my
point is mainly to learn the concepts and techniques involved, not the
syntax of a particular assembler. I'm sure that if HLA is truly an
assembly language, once I've learned it I'll be able to pick up MASM or
something like that in no time.

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