The evolution of RISC technology at IBM
IBM Journal of Research and Development
DOS power tools (2nd ed., revised for DOS 5.0): techniques, tricks, and utilities
DOS power tools (2nd ed., revised for DOS 5.0): techniques, tricks, and utilities
ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR)
Windows 95 Secrets
Assemblers and Loaders
Turning into Silicon: Further Episodes from Programming's Early Days
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
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As it appeared in the first and second editions of this Encyclopedia, this article dealt with machine- and assembly-language programming as if they were dead or dying, and the article aspired to do little more than deliver a eulogy before turning away for the last time from something on the verge of extinction. In the third edition, a reprieve was announced--the arrival of the personal computer, typically with no more than 640K of application-program memory, restored the importance of tight code, and with it the rationale for machine language (ML) and assembly language (AL).