gi huys

i wana lurn asm can someone help. i don't wanna do hla, so please don't direct me to that.


thanks for al the help

take care
Dick Head
Posted on 2003-11-26 03:44:48 by dickhead
Posted on 2003-11-26 03:49:10 by Odyssey
hey

i dont wanna be a code warrior im a virus

tell me how i can change that stupid moronic Code Warrior shit to the much better sounding VIRUS.

:grin:
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Posted on 2003-11-26 03:51:13 by dickhead
Go to your user control panel, click edit profile and change your custom user text.
Posted on 2003-11-26 03:55:35 by Odyssey
hey ody

oh well i see it's y'r b'day today, so happy whatever

how long have you been usin asm

i mean i wanna become a pro pro pro eventually but i don understand one thin.

why is so tough to proggie in asm

:grin:
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Posted on 2003-11-26 03:57:54 by dickhead
what tha


what am i supposed to change?

Biography
Interests
Location
or Occupation

there's no other field that says otherwiuse

:grin:
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Posted on 2003-11-26 04:02:06 by dickhead

hey ody

oh well i see it's y'r b'day today, so happy whatever

how long have you been usin asm

i mean i wanna become a pro pro pro eventually but i don understand one thin.

why is so tough to proggie in asm


Thank you,

I started learning asm a year ago but I'm learning slowly because there were times when I didn't have time to do any coding at all and then I had to relearn a lot. :) Programming in asm is not so hard once you begin to learn it. Just take it step by step. Start by writing simple programs than as you learn more you can write more advanced programs. I hope you'll take a look at dr paul carter's tutorial. It will get you writing asm programs quickly.
Posted on 2003-11-26 04:06:56 by Odyssey
In the optional information section there should be a field called Custom User Text. It's right after the birthday field.
Posted on 2003-11-26 04:09:50 by Odyssey
i wish i had some magical powers using which i could just grab all the useful info on asm in the minds of people.

anyway, that's just my dreamworld.

how bout your's

why do you like asm?:rolleyes: i mean only to create small exes is not enough a good reason

:grin::grin:
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Posted on 2003-11-26 04:10:50 by dickhead
n btw Odyssey

meaning

"an intellectual or spiritual wandering or quest"

according to Webster

that's a beautiful id you have there

:cool:
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Posted on 2003-11-26 04:13:16 by dickhead
i mean is that paul carter stuff it.

is there anythin more to it. i don't me digging in several books just coz too many cooks spoil the broth

:(
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I'm
:stupid: :stupid: :stupid:
Posted on 2003-11-26 04:17:08 by dickhead

why do you like asm? i mean only to create small exes is not enough a good reason


Lol well thats one of the reasons :grin: The programs I write are small so Ihere's no reason why it should have a huge executable. I like asm because it gives me a better understand how the computer really works and it has given me a better understanding of high level languages. I like asm's simplicity and consistency. There are a few basic rules to follow and by just following these rules you can emulate a lot of the features of high level languages. Asm has taught me that data is only what I as the programmer define it to be. For instance in HLLs there's a special syntax for declaring arrays or structures etc. In asm for instance I can declare a chain of bytes. I can look at as an array or a structure. Asm tells it like it is :). It does not hide the truth behind a wall of abstraction and thats why I like asm :)
Posted on 2003-11-26 04:26:36 by Odyssey

i mean is that paul carter stuff it.

is there anythin more to it. i don't me digging in several books just coz too many cooks spoil the broth


It's a good beginning tutorial but there's still a lot to learn. AOA32 goes into more advanced asm programming than dr paul carter's tutorial but it uses HLA :). Anyway you'll learn a lot from the tutorial so don't worry about it. When you're finished you can find other sources for more information. You can check out this page also. It's the win32asm book project started by art_sands. It's not finished as yet though but you should find it useful anyway.

http://www.asmcommunity.net/board/phpwiki/index.php/HomePage
Posted on 2003-11-26 04:34:23 by Odyssey
what bout you peopl writin a book here. i heard it in yahoo chat. where's taht and hows it?

:grin:
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Posted on 2003-11-26 04:35:51 by dickhead
here is the best tutorial for MASM32 (for Windows32 the best syntax you can get and it has good editors)

http://spiff.tripnet.se/~iczelion/

here is where most of us here at the board started...
Posted on 2003-11-26 04:35:56 by Ranma_at
you're a really nice guy. well how can i thank you. (don't ask me to buy you a drink! ....lololol):grin:


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Posted on 2003-11-26 04:38:43 by dickhead
jesus christ

what tha hell have you been doing? that art_sands stuff is editable. that shouldn't be allowed. people can literally go there and screw things up.

:grin:
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Posted on 2003-11-26 04:50:32 by dickhead
Iczelion tutorials are good but they're for programming windows GUI applications in assembly language not about assembly language itself. It will teach you how to create a window but it does not explain what the mov instruction does or any addressing modes etc. I started by reading those tutorials. I knew a little asm before though. I understood instructions like mov and add but that was it. I later realized that it wasn't teaching me assembly programming so I grabbed AOA32 and dr paul carter's asm tutorial and these filled in the gaps. A misconception that many people seem to have it that AOA32 is about HLA. It's not, it's about assembly language programming. It just uses HLA as the assembler. While some of the book is dedicated to explaining some features of HLA and its standard library most of the information can be applied to other assemblers. For instance there's a chapter that discusses HLA's character set functions. It begins by explaining how to use them then it explains how to implement them in pure assembly so anyone reading this could implement this feature in another assembler.
Posted on 2003-11-26 04:50:54 by Odyssey


what tha hell have you been doing? that art_sands stuff is editable. that shouldn't be allowed. people can literally go there and screw things up.


It's can be edited so that anyone can contribute. Art_sands' idea was to collect all the knowledge of the people on the board and put it in a single place :) to benefit beginners to asm.
Posted on 2003-11-26 04:55:16 by Odyssey
oh so you in the caribbeans, eh?

:grin:
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Posted on 2003-11-26 05:04:38 by dickhead