A good asm tutorial?
 

I wonder if you know of any good assembly language tutorials, using NASM under Linux?

Hi MTK358 :D

There's one written by a Russian dude... :D has a lot of stuff about perl too :D, ROFL, i can send it to you in PDF...

Just kiddin here... :)

Honestly I do not know... but isn't that CPU specific...? I mean... should be a part of Motorola, or Intel or AMD CPU documentation... IMHO...


BRGDS

Alex

MTK;
Why isn't this in Programming?

Regardless, I would think that any book on basic ASM programming would be relevant---ie it does not need to be specific to Linux, NASM, etc.

Have you looked at O'Reilly and Amazon?

http://www.asmcommunity.net/book/ might be a good place to start.

Asm tutorals never worked for me.
I learned by makings hundreds of tiny C programs and compiling them to asm and looking them over.

How do you do that?

And by the way, is it possible to have it output NASM instead of GAS?

-S switch.
-masm=intel will make intel syntax that compiles in nasm.

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