Subj : Inline Tutorials / Doorway
To   : Michael Preslar
From : Roelof Beverdam
Date : Thu Oct 27 2005 09:40 am

Hello Michael,

> "Too specific to generalize" .. Okay, could see that. But I could also see
> where a list of opcodes and their corresponding assembly instructions would
> come in handy.

Any textbook about the processor will do. But that's not the hard part - that's
more or less the same for all compilers.

What makes things complicated is to know how parameters are passed hence and
forth; which registers contain which pointers, etc. Sometimes a few details are
described in the online help.

> Refer to the manual? It was lost many many years ago.

I still have some Borland Pascal packages, complete with manuals. I might OCR a
few pages and send them to you if you use the same compiler.

You also might consider switching to a freeware compiler like FreePascal,
available on the internet.

Cheers,
Roelof Beverdam
e-mail: [email protected]

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