Beginner in assembly language.

[muhammadalidildar]

I've started assembly language a few weeks ago but I do have some knowledge of high level languages. I am a student of computer science and I make my assignments in C#, mostly. I've also studied computer system architecture in previous days and now I am strongly willing to share my time with assembly language :).

In assembly language I've learnt a few interrupts and now I want to start practice in assembly.

I've a few questions:
* As you know I am beginner so I am confused using MASM32.
* Where I can find tutorials?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[jj2007]

Click on my signature - two pages to get started. If you want to create windows (i.e. not console) apps, go for the Izcelion tutorials.

[hutch--]

muhammad,

If you can get at it fast enough without having to do the old 16 bit DOS stuff, start with 32 bit code as it has many advantages, its simpler, much faster and has far fewer limitations. It can work with vastly more memory than you can do in 16 bit code and it does not need segment/offset addressing, it is done as a single address for allocated memory.

MASM32 has many examples and a simple set of tutorials. Then you can get Iczelion's tutorials as well as others.

[muhammadalidildar]

Friends I think I should share my system configs. I am using Windows 7 Ultimate x64

[Farabi]

Friends I think I should share my system configs. I am using Windows 7 Ultimate x64

I dont have any 64-bit system, so I never checked it, anyway, can you post a debugged code snippet? I'd like to see the code they generated.

[jj2007]

Friends I think I should share my system configs. I am using Windows 7 Ultimate x64

Should run the Masm32 SDK flawlessly. Did you install it already? Did you encounter problems?