Beginners Assembly Language [closed]

Answer 1

If you're on Windows and have an x86 processor:

1. Get Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers, one of the best books on the subject. Alternatively, you may try Randall Hyde's free, online Art of Assembly Language book as well.
2. Download Masm32 assembler, which you will use to compile your assembly code into executables.
3. And, if you like IDEs, get Winasm as well. It'll simplify code editing a great deal.

Answer 2

The best way to learn assembler IMHO is to disassemble compiled code, and at first use it in inline assembler, which allows you to write stuff around it in a HLL. It is a nice intermediate step before going full asm.

I learned it that way in Turbo Pascal, but Delphi and e.g. the Free FreePascal still support this today. (easier than e.g. gcc inline asm)

Answer 3

Checkout the vtc videos.http://www.vtc.com/products/Assembly-Language-Programming-Tutorials.htm

Answer 4

For Win32 Assembly Programming, this is a good start:

Iczelion Tutorials