pretty nice. i would sugest make the snow a little bity bity bigger
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Sweet....I never learnt how to use interrupts(except int 3) and stuff....guess its a good book you're learning form lol
I only learnt 32-bit windows progging with asm and all from stuff off the internet...though i would like to get my hands on the asm book
Its a brilliant book (particularly for ASM novices like I was). I'm already coding whole demo programs from scratch without refering to the book (apart from remembering interrupt numbers of course)! Its sort of half reference/half turorial and its a good approach to this tough topic.
You'd definitely need to be a programmer already though (in C++ or VB) to make any progress, the learning curve is steep here, but I've found it very easy to grasp.
You'd probably want to look towards the latter half of the book with your experience level, thats where the 16bit stuff (Real mode) is. My favourite chapter is Ch15 where it goes into DMA video programming
I'll upload last nights program later so you can see how fast this book get you learning, I've only been doing ASM for 5 weeks or so!
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