Assembly pro book for bigginer

[anuradha]

I'm new to assembly can any one suggest good book please :bg

[ragdog]

hi

this forum and Iczelion Tutorial is good  :U

and exmples from web


ragdog

[anuradha]

I got the Iczelion Tutorials. but it contains only sample codes. It is bit diffcult to understand .can you suggiest an e-book or something :bg

[Jimg]

Try this http://www.drpaulcarter.com/pcasm/

or look here - http://www.google.com/search?q=assembly+language+tutorial

[PBrennick]

One thing is for sure, there is no Assembly 'Pro' book for a 'beginner.'

Paul

[hutch--]

A couple of approaches, get the architecture of Windows from an old version of Petzold (preferrably in C), get the Intel manuals for the instruction set, optimisations and processor architecture and get some decent Windows API reference. WIN32.HLP for the older win32 stuff and MSDN or the PLATFORMSDK for the later stuff.

[MaynardG_Krebs]

There is a great deal of information in the help files that come with MASM32. Just open Qeditor and click on the help menu.

[anuradha]

hi
IBM Assembler Language and Programming
Peter Able
Prentice-Hall
ISBN 0-13-448143-7

will this work cna any one help me please

[uziq]

I got the Iczelion Tutorials. but it contains only sample codes. It is bit diffcult to understand .can you suggiest an e-book or something :bg

Did you see the explanations that goes along with the code?
He walks you right through it..
http://win32assembly.online.fr/tutorials.html

[anuradha]

hi
I have downloaded the "Arts of Assembly".But I heard some thing HLA related to this .In my copy author using MASM32 and UCR libs
Is this book good for a bigginer ? :'( :'(

[kwadrofonik]

I wholeheartedly recommend the PDF at http://www.drpaulcarter.com/pcasm/

It's the best reference I've found so far. Just remember that it's based on NASM and most of the code on this forum uses MASM.