Posted by AntiHalcyon on 05:59:00 05-12-2002
Does anyone know of good sites or books to learn asm. I know one response will be google, but I mean some websites that you highly recommend. If you happen to have a really good site I might miss it on google. So any sites or books to help with asm just let me know.
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Posted by Peter on 08:51:00 05-12-2002
The Art of Assembly - very extensive book. It's available online, http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/ is one mirror. I have yet to read it (and learn asm for that matter) but the parts that I've read are very well written.
Posted by GG4 on 10:44:00 05-12-2002
I can't post this in the documents section cause it is a pdf. But here it is here: http://www.flashdaddee.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1695
Download the one called assembly book.pdf
Posted by AntiHalcyon on 12:28:00 05-12-2002
Thanks a lot. So far they look really promising. Keep them coming
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Posted by KaGez on 16:43:00 05-12-2002
I'll also read that book peter posted.... it looks kinda promissing, and I wanted to learn asm anyways, so it's a good opportunity
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Posted by GG4 on 07:25:00 05-18-2002
Don't read the one Peter posted. It isn't true assembly. It is HLA. If one wanted a Higher Level assembly, they would write the code in C/C++
Posted by syrrus on 13:06:00 01-18-2003
Assembly Language Step-by-Step is pretty good, im reading it right now. The author is a good writer and explains everything in a simple and easy to understand manner.
www.amazon.com ;try there
Posted by Tweakster on 13:52:00 02-08-2003
ralf browns int list is very useful and learning win32 also