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He has a more recent edition that deals with x86_64, too https://nostarch.com/art-64-bit-assembly https://nostarch.com/art-64-bit-assembly I haven’t read it y

by garren 5y ago

He has a more recent edition that deals with x86_64, too https://nostarch.com/art-64-bit-assembly https://nostarch.com/art-64-bit-assembly I haven’t read it yet, but skimming it, I don’t see many references to HLA which is nice. It’s oriented towards windows and masm, but seems like a good intro to the subject even if you’re working with macOS (intel) or Linux.

hyproxia 5y ago
Strange, the book has no Amazon reviews and very few mentions on the internet, despite the author's popularity. Any idea why?
- wk_end 5y ago
  Aside from the recent publication date, assembly language is pretty niche these days.
- gozzoo 5y ago
  Publication date: October 2021
  - hyproxia 5y ago
    Even more strange. I just got a full version from libgen and we're still in September.
abzug 5y ago
Sadly the book uses MASM and I don't have access to a Windows machine.
- junon 5y ago
  That's just the syntax. Get YASM[0] and use the examples that way. The machine code is still the same, the syntax is the only difference. [0] http://www.tortall.net/projects/yasm/manual/html/manual.html http://www.tortall.net/projects/yasm/manual/html/manual.html
- 1ark 5y ago
  You could use UASM which is MASM compatible. http://www.terraspace.co.uk/uasm.html http://www.terraspace.co.uk/uasm.html