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  1. Aug 2nd, 2003, 03:29 AM #1
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    New 2 Assembly.. plz help...

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    I'm new 2 Assembly. I want 2 know where i've to write the code of assembly ? means which software is use to make programms in Assembly. And which is the best one ? How can i run programme after i wrote the code...? plz mention in detail..... thnx

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  2. Aug 3rd, 2003, 03:57 PM #2
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    DEBUG or NASM. You write the code in a file and put it through a assembler.

    Do a search on assemblers or NASM on this thread. You will find lots of good stuff.
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    can u help me with some basic examples ? means how to define wariable, inputing some text and some other basic things....
    ans 1 more thing... whith compiler is there any other thing i need ? like linker..?
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    An example of a program written in assembly using NASM.
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    Thnx Darkwraith..... u r the first who helped me... thnx very much...

    i'm having the Nasm 0.98 and Ndisasm. what is the use of Nasm-ID ?

    can u provide me some more examples ? and plz give me full comments becoz i don't know anything about it. plz give me explanation about some syntaxes.... tell me about address, move, imul, int, cmp and any other essential basic things.....

    thnx 1ce again....

    Thnak u very much...

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    There are tutorials in the FAQ, so stop posting the same topic twice.

    Also I would appreciate it if you tried to formulate your posts in proper English, it would make them easier to read.
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    ..so stop posting the same topic twice.
    I think its a little more than twice...
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    I've some questions....

    1. how can i define memory address ?

    2. which basic things i've to keep in mind before defining the memory address ?

    3. what is the offset & segments ?

    4. if there is 'Louis' in memory then how can i find the address of that word in memory ?
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    1) The addresses are there. You cannot define them. I think you misphrased your question, but I have no idea what you want.

    2) See 1)

    3) See any Assembly tutorial, they explain all about the weirdness of the 20-bit 80286.

    4) In theory you could search the whole memory. In praxis, you only search very small areas like strings. Why would you want to find anything in memory?
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    BadBoy, and any who are floundering in trying to learn Assembly language. I strongly recommend the book, "PC Magazine: DOS Power Tools, by Paul Sommerson. I tried Google, and found only one location where the book is advertised as available. The price asked is only $15 or so. The web address is:

    http://www.epwbooks.com/search.php?q...&Submit=Search

    I know, the word DOS is going to draw some criticism. But, this book has many pages dedicated to the Debug program, with many examples of code and explanations. Just the thing for a true, 100% beginner, I think.

    Would appreciate any constructive comments.
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    I recommend The Art of Assembly Language (I think I have the title right) by No Starch Press, but I have not had the chance to read it.
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    The Art of Assembly Language

    Darkwraith, I found the book you recommend, "The Art of Assembly Language", by Randall Hyde, at this address:

    http://www.nextag.com/All~The+Art+of...Beczmainz5-htm

    It was about item # 23 or so in the result of doing a search for "Assembly", and it was priced at $25.
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    Isn't the online version the same? See the tutorials sticky thread, it's mentioned twice, only one link works.
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  16. Oct 23rd, 2003, 11:13 AM #14
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    I know I posted the link in this forum a couple of times.
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