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Old January 25th, 2005, 02:08 AM
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Need a assembly lanauage programmer (intro stuff)
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I have several project need to be done, I need
someone with assembly background.

Project are very easy, some are 20lines or so
Please email me if interested.

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like c++ console programs or something? (what takes 20 lines?)
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I have several project need to be done, I need
someone with assembly background.

Project are very easy, some are 20lines or so
Please email me if interested.

oxyigen@gmail.com

I sent you an e-mail outlining what processors I have worked with, and a bit about myself.
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