I''m familiar with c/c++ but I''ve never really touched ASM. Would it be to my best interest to learn it? TIA

I won''t hurt you to learn the basics, someday you might want to write some inlined ASM. There are adequate tut''s on the net.

I have MASM 6.14 lying around somewhere.

I have these 2 books also:
Assembler Inside and Out - by Harley Hahn
PC Assembly Language Step by Step - by Alex Hoffman

Has anyone read these books?
Are they good? sufficient?


TIA (again)

Visual C++ should have a builtin Asm Compiler if you have VS And so you can Use ASM Directly inside of C++

quote: Original post by ExplosiveNewt
Visual C++ should have a builtin Asm Compiler if you have VS And so you can Use ASM Directly inside of C++

I didnt think of that.
Tnx for the heads up.