Computing Books written by Rodney Zaks

The following is a list of Computing Books written by Rodney Zaks in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.

There are 2 Computing Books written by Rodney Zaks in our collection :
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Microprocessors: from chips to systems Date: 1980 Microprocessors: from chips to systems

Third edition.


Author: Rodney Zaks
Platform:

Programming the Apple II in Assembly Language Date: 16th December 1985 Programming the Apple II in Assembly Language

A review by Glen Compton    
"This book does require a little bit of previous experience in assembly, but only a little as it has a VERY extensive warm up on programming. It is a great book for dabbling in Atari or NES homebrew, and sheds light on more complicated techniques, without being overly specific of a particular hardware setup.
If you read some basics of the hardware you want to work on, this book will take your work to new heights. it even gives great techniques for reducing memory use and/or processor use (which is extremely important on legacy architectures.)
If there is one book you can buy to improve your 6502 knowledge and programming techniques, this is it!
Seriously, avoid other books on the 6502 until you've read this!!!"

Publisher: Sybex, Longman Higher Education (16 Dec 1985)
Author: Rodney Zaks
Platform: Apple II

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