Anyone Know Anyhthing About Assembly Language?

Discussion in 'Programming' started by namd3r, Nov 17, 2006.

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    I want to learn assembly language, but I have no idea where to start. Anyone know of any places where I can find tutorials or something?

    ps. sorry about the spelling error in the thread title.
     
    namd3r, Nov 17, 2006 IP
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    Arkserver Banned

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  3. namd3r

    namd3r Active Member

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    OK thanks, I'll check out that link.
     
    namd3r, Nov 18, 2006 IP
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    I took a class back in the days..

    Nice and easy and simply and beautiful..

    Peace,
     
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    Bookstore is a good place!
     
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    I don't see any need to learn assembly unless you're making drivers or something. Why not just learn a recent language like C++. Writing a program in assembly will take MUCH longer than writing one in C++ with very few advantages.
     
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    There is a need when you combine ASM with C/C++ for optimal application speed.
     
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    With todays compilers, well written c++ is compiled to very efficient assembly code that is often more efficient than badly written raw assembly.

    IMO there is really no tangible benefit to writing anything in assembly anymore (unless you are a masochist) :)
     
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    I was just asking more for personal interest, trying to learn.
     
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    Just order the Intel's book from Microsoft, and start to read them!!! By the way that books are free, you just order them and they (Intel) will send it to you by FedEx for free :)
     
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