Mike's PCjr Page

That tutorial series assumes a 32-bit architecture and uses registers and some instructions that aren't applicable to a PCjr.

I'll reply in the other thread about good resources for learning assembler for the PCjr.

Thanks for the additional resources in the other thread. I am new and still finding my way around here still. Although I see your point about the 32 bit architecture compared to the 16 or even 8 bit, I found these videos very helpful. I am experienced in procedural languages. The combination of this guy explaining how working closer with the CPU, and the ways of creating variables (registers), branch statements, compares, sysout, etc was just right for me. Plus I would much rather see the examples while hearing the explanations, then jumping around in the book. Call me lazy, good programmers are:) There are 6 or 7 lessons in the is series and after 4, I am able to write, link and compile a program. I found this guy great at explaining the fundamentals. I would still recommend these for newbies like me.