Can anyone recommend any books on assembly for a beginner?
Thanks,
rkinasz :tongue:
Thanks,
rkinasz :tongue:
http://www.asmcommunity.net/board/index.php?topic=5853&highlight=Book+for+sale :grin:
I also have:
Zen of Code Optimization by Micheal Abrash
Zen of Graphics Programming by Micheal Abrash
-Black book version is availible for free download.
The Revolutionary Guide to Assembly Language by {many} :)
-good DOS/BIOS programing book
Intel Manuals - you have to have these - it is the law. ;)
I also have:
Zen of Code Optimization by Micheal Abrash
Zen of Graphics Programming by Micheal Abrash
-Black book version is availible for free download.
The Revolutionary Guide to Assembly Language by {many} :)
-good DOS/BIOS programing book
Intel Manuals - you have to have these - it is the law. ;)
I don't think there would be a good book out there but check these out:
1. Mastering Turbo Assembler
2. Revolutionary Guide To Assembly Language
3. Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers (3rd Edition)
4. Assembly Language Step-By-Step
5. HLA Tutorials
What I would suggest is, just post your question here and some knowledgable person would be glad to help. :)
bitRAKE,
I think he doesn't want the sex related books. :grin:
1. Mastering Turbo Assembler
2. Revolutionary Guide To Assembly Language
3. Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers (3rd Edition)
4. Assembly Language Step-By-Step
5. HLA Tutorials
What I would suggest is, just post your question here and some knowledgable person would be glad to help. :)
bitRAKE,
I think he doesn't want the sex related books. :grin:
Anybody got hold of "Inner Loops"? I heard it was great.
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Books that are current for win32asm are just about non existent. Most of the rest are out of date DOS assembler so i would suggest you download the best available and start from there.
Get the Intel manuals, they are the best available, go for a wade through the tutorials that some of our members have written and download MASM32 as it has the toys and tools to get going.
Regards,
hutch@movsd.com
Get the Intel manuals, they are the best available, go for a wade through the tutorials that some of our members have written and download MASM32 as it has the toys and tools to get going.
Regards,
hutch@movsd.com
stryker, I have "Complete Idiots Guide To Amazing Sex" (as PDF) :grin:
And I have a 700page assembly book, covering MASM & TASM under Windows, Linux, DOS. (GASM under Linux ;) ).
It has several example source codes, and covers also API programming. And you find a comparsion of MASM and TASM along with a complete reference and explanation about all compiler parameters. But... hehe... it's in German ;)
Edit: Just saw on the title page, that it also covers OO programming under TASM.
And I have a 700page assembly book, covering MASM & TASM under Windows, Linux, DOS. (GASM under Linux ;) ).
It has several example source codes, and covers also API programming. And you find a comparsion of MASM and TASM along with a complete reference and explanation about all compiler parameters. But... hehe... it's in German ;)
Edit: Just saw on the title page, that it also covers OO programming under TASM.
lol :grin: Sorry bAZiK, I'm not an "idiot". :grin:
The book "1001 Moves To Amazing Sex" is out of print and it's the only copy I have. If I have 2 copies, I could sell one right now. :grin:
The book "1001 Moves To Amazing Sex" is out of print and it's the only copy I have. If I have 2 copies, I could sell one right now. :grin:
bazik, could you tell me the name of that book?
>bazik, could you tell me the name of that book?
"Die Assembler Referenz", Franzis Verlag
ISBN: 3-7723-7505-7
"Die Assembler Referenz", Franzis Verlag
ISBN: 3-7723-7505-7
Danke :)