Need for ASM Official Guide

MByron

I have been using SPIN for over a year. I would like to properly learn Prop ASM.I would gladly pay $75 for a book of the quality of "the OFFICIAL GUIDE...Propeller Microcontroller" by Parallax. I am in need of a large set of ASM code blocks that each accomplish a mini task. This need becomes even greater as I plan on doing ASM code with the Prop 2. I also need guidance in the overall approach and architecting the application. I would like to learn to program in ASM with competence.

SRLM

Well, you won't find it. There are a few well done guides (by Potatohead and deSilvia) that you can find by searching, along with several small guides by various members.

After that you should take a look at a book on assembly that's target towards undergrads. Many of the topics are the same and they usually select a fairly simple machine (and hence compatible).

davejames

M,

The only reference I've seen for PASM (and I don't know what's all available, understand) can be found on the old Parallax website:

http://classic.parallax.com/Portals/0/Downloads/docs/prod/prop/Web-PropellerManual-v1.2.pdf

I've not been able to locate the manual on the new website yet.

BTW - you've essentially double-posted your request for an official guide in the blog, which is contrary to the Forum Guidelines. One has been removed. Please find the guidelines here:

http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/134682-Forum-Guidelines

Publison

There is a book available at this time:

http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/132966-Propeller-Assembly-for-beginners/page16?highlight=assembly

Post #775 to order from the author.

SRLM

Publison wrote: »

There is a book available at this time:

http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/132966-Propeller-Assembly-for-beginners/page16?highlight=assembly

Post #775 to order from the author.

I missed that. Does anybody know if it's any good?

__red__

Honestly, it's pretty rough around the edges.