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MC Programming #9: Jumping Around

Authors

Jonathan Bobst

Publication

Syntax

Pub Details

Syntax/Syntax ZX80 v3 n10Volume: 3 Issue: 10

Date

October 1982

Pages

19
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Most of the machine code subroutines held in REM will be be short around 100 instructions and data. Consequently, you won’t need the “JP nn” instruction.

Tags

Syntax 1982 Machine language programming TS 1000 Tutorial

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