Assembly language books
What''s a good book that teaches assembly language? I don''t care if it just teaches x86 instructions, I''m just looking for something that would introduce me to implementing assembly language. Something current would be good.
http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/Page_asm/ArtOfAsm.html
It''s outdated, but it''s really well written and comprehensive. There are also some Win32 assembly tutorials on this site somewhere.
Mike
It''s outdated, but it''s really well written and comprehensive. There are also some Win32 assembly tutorials on this site somewhere.
Mike
"Unintentional death of one civilian by the US is a tragedy; intentional slaughter of a million by Saddam - a statistic." - Unknown
the book that got me started in ASM was:
Assembly Language Step-by-Step by Jeff Duntemann
ISBN 0-471-57814-2
Kinda old now, but a good introduction never the less.
- n8
nathany.com
Assembly Language Step-by-Step by Jeff Duntemann
ISBN 0-471-57814-2
Kinda old now, but a good introduction never the less.
- n8
nathany.com
I found the Art of Assembly language before posting and it looked very comprehensive. The only problem is that it''s over 1500 pages, and I don''t like to read books on the computer.
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