Hi everybody,

A year or so ago, I decided to learn Linux x86_64 assembly language. While I was learning, I wrote tutorials for everything I was doing. I often do this when learning something on my own because it helps me keep my thoughts in order and prevent me from falling into the trap of copy-and-paste coding or programming by permutation.
Now, I can't say that I am a master of Linux x86_64 assembly, but I learned quite a few things, and I find my tutorials very helpful and often refer to them when I write assembly.

Now, I would like to publish the tutorials that I wrote, but first I would like to have somebody else knowledgable take a look at them and make sure that it's all correct. I don't want to mislead anybody with false information.
I wrote 5 tutorials, each is about 7-9 pages and they cover asm basics and making syscalls and calling C libraries.

If you are willing to help, let me know and I will PM you a link to the tutorials.

Thanks!

Hi:

On the front page of our LQ Forum you'll see off to the right hand side of the page "Write for LQ"
The box says:
Click on the link and write to our member that's in charge of Editorials and the like.

Sorry I don't have programming experience otherwise I'd be happy to read the tutorials that you composed.
Perhaps other members might be interested and will chime in.

Good Luck!

Hi
i would like to see your tutorial as i am moving from 32 to 64 bits assembly, might help me a lot
and if i find some mistake i will tell you about it

Alright, thank you. I think they are meant more for people know have no knowledge of ASM at all, but you can take a look. Also note that they cover only a small portion what a good programmer would need to know. Since you already know 32bit assembly then you might be somewhat immune to any of my bad influence.
I have uploaded them here: http://www.betteros.org/pub/asm_tut.tgz

Also, three people sent me a message regarding these tutorials. I have tried to reply via PM's and I think I was successful, but LQ seems to do a weird thing that makes me question if I actually replied or not ("sent" folder remains empty). So for anybody else interested in looking over my tutorials, you can find them at: http://www.betteros.org/pub/asm_tut.tgz

Remember that I am posting them for evaluation only at this point, they are likely not suited for people who really want to learn (yet).

Thanks for the interest everybody.

thanks, i'll check this out soon

hi, i have been unable to compile abiword on my system and was wondering if you could provide the tutorials in another format
html would be great if possible

thanks

I agree ... post them here, or post a link to a universally-acceptable format of them such as, say, PDF.