What books would you recommend for studying the low-level programming ASSEMBLER? Books are preferably simple for beginners. Thank. Oh yeah, Assembler for x86.
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I studied for this . I like it. I also read (but still in the form of mailing) Kalashnikov . Not bad either. Still liked the turns . True, this is not a book. Well, WASM is our everything. So articles for beginners from there - imho must read.
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- Finogenov. Fundamentals of assembly language. Training course
- Yurov. Assembler: Training Course
- Yurov. Assembler. Special Handbook
- Zubkov S.V. Assembler for DOS, Windows and Unix
This is the minimum list of the most useful books to study from scratch. Given that the assembler usually implies DOS, I still recommend the Tech! Help help system
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Assembly language: programming lessons. Authors: Rudakov, Finogenov. The book, though not new, but everything is the basics - it considers the hardware organization of the computer, work with DOS and BIOS interrupts, organization of programs (including resident), entering protected mode, writing drivers. Borland TASM translator
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Now I’ll give you a short list: first, you can start with the Kalashnikov lessons in the Internet, then read Rudolf Marek: Assembler basic course. And then go wherever you want, in the first two examples a good base is written in an understandable language.
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