[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ObMSX: I'm planning to create a kind of 'beginners' corner/column
> in the next issue of MCCW (when I get /usr/bin/time running ;-))
> Does anybody have any idea for a subject?
'The things you need first if you want to program for MSX'
1. some Z80 course
2. V9938 manual from Yamaha
3. 'BDOS voor beginners'(MCM from long time ago)
4. DOS2 programmer's references from HSH
5. good utility to disassemble other software, assembler, debugger,
monitor (no, I don't want to mention any names ;) )
Greetinx,
Jon
>
> (As a ref: I quote here the 1st paragraph Ive written:
>
> <INTRO>
> If you open any book about a given programming langue, chances are that the
> very first example is the (in?)famous 'Hello World' program. It stands for
> the beginning of programming, the first step towards mastering the art of
> coding. And that is exactly what this column will be about<DASH>it aims at
> the starting programmer, who wants to master the <SC>MSX</SC>.
> </INTRO>
> )
>
> Ciao,
> Eric
>
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