Assembly
What''s a good assemply compiler, and some good tutorials. I''m specifically looking for tutorials that explain what all the keywords do and how to use them, as well as explaining the registers in detail. Also, some info on a few basic libraries would be nice.
It''''s not that I''''m crazy, it''''s just that I''''m not sane.
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There''s a free assembly compiler called NASM that is supposed to be compatible with MASM. TASM is another good one.
Google for NASM to download it.
Amazon has a few books like Assembly Step-by-step.
Check the references sections on GD for some others.
Google for NASM to download it.
Amazon has a few books like Assembly Step-by-step.
Check the references sections on GD for some others.
- Advice, eh? Well, besides working on your swing...you know, besides that...I'd have to think.
"Assembly Language For Intel Based Microprocessors" I believe is the title, comes with MASM 6.11. Also the book seems to be pretty much standard in college/university level assembly courses.
What''s the differnce between MASM, TASM and NASM. Is it just different makers, and they all do basically the same thing. Also is MASM32 v7 from www.masm32.com any good?
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I can see the fnords.
What''s the differnce between MASM, TASM and NASM. Is it just different makers, and they all do basically the same thing. Also is MASM32 v7 from www.masm32.com any good?
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