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Feb 4th, 2008, 03:06 AM
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Masm
I want to learn assembly, so I was going to start reading "the art of assembly". Thing is, for what I've been told it will teach me MASM which is a kind of high level assembly. What does this mean? My main reason for learning assembly is to learn how the machine works, to be able to look at my c/c++ code and understand what's going on and so. The code that appears on my c++ deassembled code when I get errors is in MASM? Or can be put in the form of? Or just low level asm?
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