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For assembly, by any chance, do you like the "pink shirt" book? It is one of my all-time favorites! I learned so much from it back in the day. Sadly, I lost my
by tamnd 1y ago
For assembly, by any chance, do you like the "pink shirt" book? It is one of my all-time favorites! I learned so much from it back in the day. Sadly, I lost my copy somewhere along the way :(
https://deprogrammaticaipsum.com/peter-norton/ https://deprogrammaticaipsum.com/peter-norton/
- kragen 1y agoI've never actually read it! I'm not sure what I would recommend if someone asked me for an introductory assembly-language book recommendation. Probably something for ARM or AMD64?
- tamnd 1y agoI am not an expert but have been learning RISC-V Assembly in my backlog for some years now. https://riscv-programming.org/ https://riscv-programming.org/ Feels like what x86 could have been if it started clean.
- kragen 1y agoYou mean, if the 80386 hadn't been designed with 8086 backwards compatibility in mind? What attributes do you see in common? "x86 started clean" might be a reasonable description of iAPX432, RL78, Itanic, 68000, or ARM2, from different points of view. I've only written some small and simple RISC-V code; enough to know that I like it a lot better than AMD64 but not as well as ARM32.