Advise a book to learn masm32, will Tasm work for this?

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    Once read the book A. Krupnik. Assembler Tutorial. 2005. It is written very accessible and everything is explained on the fingers. It describes how to install and use the MASM itself, various settings, debuggers, etc. Of course, everything is very brief, not much, but for starters the most.

    Still watching the book Irvine. Assembly language for Intel processors. I liked it very much. I think it is worth reading.

    • Also, for all Intel processors, the mnemonics will be the same? Can the code written for masm later compile to tasm? - username76
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      In masm32 and tasm32, mnemonics do not differ. Other problems may arise, such as the lack of the necessary pluggable files. In general, I do not recommend using tasm when writing programs for windows, since it is very outdated. - insolor pm
    • Thank you downloaded both books started from 1, explains even more than available, I'll put a checkmark later, maybe someone else will offer some kind of literature - username76

    I can advise the book "Assembly is easy." Probably a pretty pretty book. But I really liked. I study the assembler myself.