Alex Parshikov wrote:
> I remember downloading a PDF version of AoA back in 1999, when it was
> not in official print yet, then printing first 12 chapters and having it
> bound in hard cover. I added a "Volume 1 (ch. 1-12)" to indicate that
> I'd print the rest a little later (binding was a killer, like 80 bucks
> or something for a hungry student).
...
> What I'm getting at is that these 12 chapters alone made for 698 pages
> of text. So how is it that the 2nd edition on Amazon has 768 pages in
> toto? Something got slashed, big time! Anyone knows where to get that
> old version?
From
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https://www.randallhyde.com/AssemblyLanguage/www.artofasm.com/DOS/HardCopy.html>:
''The published edition of Randall Hyde's "The Art of Assembly Language"
has been edited to emphasize the most important material a beginner
needs to know in order to learn assembly language quickly. The
accompanying CD-ROM contains the software, examples, and other
information you'll need to learn assembly language programming. Also
included on the CD-ROM are the electronic versions of the original
32-bit and 16-bit editions of this book.''
https://www.randallhyde.com/AssemblyLanguage/www.artofasm.com/DOS/pdfaoa.zip
CH12.PDF -> last page number is 698
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Robert Riebisch