Assembler language programming: The IBM system/360 and 370
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Assembler language programming: The IBM system/360 and 370

by George W. Struble

Assembly Language computer programming IBM Systems
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Assembler Language Programming: The IBM System/360 and 370 introduces the principles of assembler programming for IBM’s System/360 and System/370 computers. Designed for learners and programmers, it offers a system-focused foundation for understanding low-level programming and the relationship between software instructions and computer architecture.

ISBN-13 9780201073225 ASIN 0201073226 Views 100 Publisher Addison-Wesley Educational Pub Year 1975 Edition Second Edition Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 492 Created March 03, 2026 Updated October 20, 2026
About This Book

Assembler Language Programming: The IBM System/360 and 370 presents an introduction to assembler programming for two influential IBM computer systems.

The book focuses on programming concepts and techniques associated with the System/360 and System/370 architectures.

It is suited to students, programmers, and readers developing an understanding of low-level computer programming.

With its system-specific emphasis, the book provides a foundation for exploring assembler language in an IBM computing context.

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