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Want to start with assembly ....Suggest...
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You can find the Art of Assemply Language Programming at Regards,
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Bert Vingerhoets
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Don't worry what people think about you. They're too busy wondering what you think about them.
Once you have learnt the basics there are some manuals in the FAQ under technical references.
Manual 2 lists all of the mnemonics and operations that can be performed. This will certainly expand your opcode vocabulary.
Find source code examples, they are always a good way to find out how things are done.
"People who have nothing to say, say it too loud and have little knowledge. It's the quiet ones you need to worry about!"
Manual 2 lists all of the mnemonics and operations that can be performed. This will certainly expand your opcode vocabulary.
Find source code examples, they are always a good way to find out how things are done.
"People who have nothing to say, say it too loud and have little knowledge. It's the quiet ones you need to worry about!"
You might prefer going directly to Windows 32-bit programming.
That way if you decide to do Win32 apps like almost everyone else, you won't have to unlearn a lot of DOS16 things.
Otherwise the Art of Assembly is a good place to start.
"Information has a tendency to be free. Which means someone will always tell you something you don't want to know."
That way if you decide to do Win32 apps like almost everyone else, you won't have to unlearn a lot of DOS16 things.
Otherwise the Art of Assembly is a good place to start.
"Information has a tendency to be free. Which means someone will always tell you something you don't want to know."
Yes, for general programming win32 is probably the best way to go as there are alot handy routines that can be used to improve your software also your products will hit the greatest audience. My experience is that although windows is relatively good it comes with alot of baggage.
"People who have nothing to say, say it too loud and have little knowledge. It's the quiet ones you need to worry about!"
"People who have nothing to say, say it too loud and have little knowledge. It's the quiet ones you need to worry about!"
Yeah, imagine a 'hello world' program in Windows will alloc 1.5MB even if your program is less than 8Kb... 'Course it allocs 1.5MB of virtual memory tee hee... "Information has a tendency to be free. Which means someone will always tell you something you don't want to know."
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