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  1. Oct 8th, 2002, 09:48 PM #1
    Evil_Cowgod
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    Assembler code books for a beginner like me :D

    Hello

    Ive been doing some assembler code which althought I find it realy hard (Im only 14) its still alot more fun than C++ and VB. I would like to buy a book on it, I dont mind the price much, does anyone have any suggestions?

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  2. Oct 9th, 2002, 04:15 PM #2
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    I'm currently reading 'IBM PC Assembly Language and Programming' (fifth edition) by Peter Abel .....umm...... it's about 540 pages, and about £33.99.

    I haven't read any other asm books, so I don't really have much of a basis of comparison, but I think you should at least consider it as an option.

    Once you've read a book like this, and are a little more grounded in asm proging, I would suggest searching online for a more detailed list of commands and int functions.

    Also, (to anyone else reading this), does the idea of windows programming using asm (exclusively!) sound as god-damn-rediculous as it does to me?
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  3. Oct 9th, 2002, 09:04 PM #3
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    hehe u must of posted that while I was at the booko shop :P Ive now got "Assembly Language Step-by-Step" 2nd edition by Jeff Duntemann :P
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    Originally posted by AirScape17
    Also, (to anyone else reading this), does the idea of windows programming using asm (exclusively!) sound as god-damn-rediculous as it does to me?
    Yes. ASM in real apps should only be used inline or in single modules. Just to optimize the sh*t out of an algorithm.
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  6. Oct 13th, 2002, 02:34 PM #5
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    what about some free online book
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    The Art of Assembly (see tutorials) is a free online book, but not exactly easy.
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