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Scott Gruber has returned to the OS/2 organization from the PC Company where he had been a POST and BIOS developer since 1990. Scott joined IBM in 1987 writing utilities for OS/2 1.1 and 1.2 and also added function to the keyboard device driver. Scott's BIOS experiences with the keyboard, mouse, DMA, NMI, and I/O controller-related devices have helped him develop a user's understanding of what is desired in a world-class assembler. | Scott Gruber has returned to the OS/2 organization from the PC Company where he had been a POST and BIOS developer since 1990. Scott joined IBM in 1987 writing utilities for OS/2 1.1 and 1.2 and also added function to the keyboard device driver. Scott's BIOS experiences with the keyboard, mouse, DMA, NMI, and I/O controller-related devices have helped him develop a user's understanding of what is desired in a world-class assembler. | ||
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* [[Developers Enjoy the "ALP"s (Assembly Language Processor)]] by Scott Gruber and Steve Turner ( | * [[Developers Enjoy the "ALP"s (Assembly Language Processor)]] by Scott Gruber and [[Steve Turner]] (Nov 1995) | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:40, 2 May 2018
Scott Gruber has returned to the OS/2 organization from the PC Company where he had been a POST and BIOS developer since 1990. Scott joined IBM in 1987 writing utilities for OS/2 1.1 and 1.2 and also added function to the keyboard device driver. Scott's BIOS experiences with the keyboard, mouse, DMA, NMI, and I/O controller-related devices have helped him develop a user's understanding of what is desired in a world-class assembler.
Articles
- Developers Enjoy the "ALP"s (Assembly Language Processor) by Scott Gruber and Steve Turner (Nov 1995)