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Does anyone here know assembly language ??
help me in my assignment 😞
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Long time ago, I had learned Z80 assembly language... a 8 bits famous 80's processor: it was good to understand root concepts of assembly languages, as it was relatively simple ( compared to more recent/powerful ones ;) )
You probably can find emulators and lot of references and stuff about it to use as a first step in assembly learning ;)
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Not really: as I wrote, this was a long long time ago :P ( If I had to study it again, I guess I will be able to do it easily, but I've not really time and interest for that actually )
... and if you have to write some assembly code for an assignment, maybe you are mandatory to use a specific one ( each processor has its own set of more or less specific instructions : I was suggested Z80 to you as you ask for assembly language without specifying which in particular )
Search on internet : you should find some good tutorial about that, and done by people having better skills in english than me ^^
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Without having dive deep into it, this link seems to be a good source among others about Z80 cpu assembly language:
http://sgate.emt.bme.hu/patai/publications/z80guide/
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Sorry No
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thanks alot @calvin @isomer 🌷🌷
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https://code.sololearn.com/W8iMGXTusS8V/?ref=app <------- run this code. you can see assembly books collection there. download it from there
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It's very useful @isomer I will learn from this link.. step by step thanks😊✌🌷
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@calvin: can you write code in assembly language?
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if you can help me please!😣
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thanks alot @visph😊 can you help me to write simple code in assembly language🌷😢
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@visph thanks 🌷🌷 I will search on internet thanks alot😊
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@isomer it's in which language?
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I used to write firmware on Intel 8051 and Motorola 6809 for microprocessor control in my last job.
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Different Cpu has different assembly language.
You need to study the Cpu architecture and its assembly code format, before you can write the code for that cpu system.
Here is my cpu document i worked on many years ago:
https://www.maddes.net/m6809pm/sections.htm
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just click on this link. it's in web languages. no need compiler. it will run on sololearn. if you click on this link, then you will see bottom right side "run " , click it.
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You're welcome. well thanks goes to Maz. he made it for us