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I learned with a fabulous book that I believe was called "80836 Assembly Programming" or some such, from Microsoft Press. Also did a really good job of explaini
by projectileboy 19y ago
I learned with a fabulous book that I believe was called "80836 Assembly Programming" or some such, from Microsoft Press. Also did a really good job of explaining the processor architecture, although I don't know how much that's changed between the x86 and the current generation. A lot, I assume. I know the P4 has a very different register set. I believe the instruction set is largely the same, however.
I can try and find it in my basement, if you really need it.