I''m a C++ programmer interested in using inline assembler in time-critical functions. Could someone suggest a suitable book to learn this from. I use Visual C++ 6. Many thanks, Simon.

When I first started assembly, i looked for books, trust me there are FEW good books out there on assembler. I recommend you look for 386 intel online, goto www.x86.org, or goto this one site...ummm, goto joewing.calc.org and click links and then look under the assembler section

Simon,

"Windows Assembly Language and System Programming"
of Barry Kauler is ok, it gives you good
undertanding of language syntax, C++ interface,
programming under win32, device drivers programming,
etc. It does not go into deep with every topic,
but it is still a good start.

Fariz

P.S. ISBN is 087930474x
P.P.S. Look on Amazon for a next edition, the one
I have is 2nd, they may have a new one already.


Fariz Alikishibekov,
fariz@warriormage.com
www.warriormage.com

Thanks for the help guys.

Check this site http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/ you can download the .PDF file of The Art of Assembly Language....

I hope this can help you....

WhirlPool,
IWO0v0OWI@cs.com