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Assembly language books

Started by June 04, 2000 11:57 AM
3 comments, last by Densun 24 years, 6 months ago
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It''s outdated, but it''s really well written and comprehensive.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
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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
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.
I got the book Mastering Turbo Assembler Second Edition as my introduction to assembly language. I would only recommend it if you have or use Turbo Assembler. I also wouldn''t buy Turbo Assembler just for this book .

-Andreas
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