In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, George Herzog wrote:

Elizard,

I do understand.  Keep working on it.  At times, Wikipedia can be a good quick reference for computing.

I have had to move back and forth between this hobby and my work responsiblities.  Living in Taiwan, I don't have much of an English library to work with.  At times, it seems there are not enough hours in a day to think about programing.  In the end, I am sure that many people would consider me a slow learner or at least a forgetful one.  But the thing is that I am making progress and am fully commited to mastering assembly language programing.  

For myself, the RISC set has been idea and Guenther writes a good precise introduction.  Also, the fellowship here has really kept my goal from being a lonely isolated one.  People in general and Guenther in particular are very patient with being asked the same questions again and again.  

I would stay with Guenther's text as your main resource.  Use the SX-Key manual as a backup.  The SXlist website at [url=http://www.sxlist.com]www.sxlist.com[/url] offers a wealth of examples and discussion that are often overlooked for study.  And Guenther's simulator is a wonderful tool for actually watching a program move through it's paces.

At least at Parallax, there are no stupid questions - only dubious answers.  So when stuck, just ask.

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