books about: assembler     books:       Assembly Language Step-by-step: Programming with DOS and Linux (with CD-ROM)47 reviews Jeff Duntemann Wiley, 2000 very informative The first couple hundred pages review number bases, computer architecture, and for the most part answer that perplexing question, how does a computer work? The author then covers assembly language in DOS, which is kind of outdated but still very informative. At the very end of the book the author covers assembly language in Linux. Even if you are not looking to learn assembly language I recommend ...             The Art of Assembly Language25 reviews Randall Hyde No Starch Press, 2003 A Note From the Author Well, after four years of reading these reviews, I thought I'd put in my two cents. One recurring theme you see in all of these reviews is the following: if someone already knows assembly language, they tend to dislike the use of HLA as the teaching vehicle for learning assembly language. On the other hand, if they're a newcomer to assembly language, they tend to like the approach that Art of ...             IBM PC Assembly Language and Programming (5th Edition)17 reviews Peter Abel Prentice Hall, 2001 An Excellent Overview of Assembly Language While not perfect for the beginning x86 assembly language programmer, Abel's text is an excellent overview of the basic and intermediate concepts of x86 assembly. This text covers many of the commands of the x86 instruction set and is an excellent introduction to learning about various BIOS and DOS interrupts. Herein lies a slight problem with the text. Relying too heavily on the "old world" ...             Professional Assembly Language (Programmer to Programmer)18 reviews Richard Blum Wrox, 2005 Excellent Book I'd just ditched windows in favor of an Ubuntu system and I wanted to do some assembly language programming. This book was exactly the ticket. The book explores a comprehensive introduction to assembly on Linux. Another reviewer objected to the word "Professional" in the title. Admittedly, this book is not an advanced guide, being aimed instead at those just getting into assembly. But the book ...             Assembly Language Step-By-Step35 reviews Jeff Duntemann John Wiley & Sons, 1992 LOVED IT, LOVED IT, LOVED IT! I wore this book out. I'll probably buy another just to have a good copy. No doubt the best assembly language book for absolute beginners. Tom Swan's book is the next logical step. I wish Jeff Duntemann, Tom Swan, and Michael Abrash would get together and write a nice great big fat book for Turbo Assembler 5.0 that includes extensive coverage of object oriented assembly, the debugger and ...             MVS Assembler Language6 reviews Kevin McQuillen, Anne Prince Mike Murach & Associates, 1987 The Best Reference I've Read On Assembly Language The best reference manual is one that's filled with examples, not only dry text. This one does that. It's helped me many times in my job as independent contract programmer. I bought this book for myself and use it on every assignment.             Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers (5th Edition)9 reviews Kip Irvine Prentice Hall, 2006 An excellent text book as well as great reference for IA32 Intel-based Assembly Language Kip's book is an excellent book suitable for textbook purpose as well as table-reference. If I could I would give it 10 stars. The way the author progresses the material makes it very easy to follow, and very enjoyable to read. There is no CD comes with the book. But you can freely download the Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition from Microsoft website. I have another book, Assembly ...             An Assembly Language Introduction to Computer Architecture: Using the Intel Pentium3 reviews Karen Miller Oxford University Press, USA, 1999 Excellent book describing computer architecture. This book is an excellent resource on how computers work, and the theory behind their operation. The book describes, in detail, number representation, floating point operations, bitwise operations, binary mathematical operations, memory layout, cpu operations, registers, and more. This book's primary focus is not assembly language. Assembly language (via an abstraction called SASM) is merely ...             Expert .NET 2.0 IL Assembler4 reviews Serge Lidin Apress, 2006 Excellent coverage of MSIL 2.0 This is an excellent treatment of the MSIL topic at just the right level if you're in need of nitty gritty details for debugging, disassembling, or generating IL code. Coverage of the PE format for managed executables is the best I've seen. The text is well-written, the examples are clear and concise, and the diagrams are very helpful. The book can be used as both a tutorial and a reference: ...             32/64-bit 80x86 Assembly Language Architecture5 reviews James Leiterman Wordware Publishing, Inc., 2005 Outstanding This is an excellent Assembly book. Fun to read, well organized, to the point, and up to date (vectorization, 64bit processors). While it is primarily a comprehensive reference of the x86 instruction set, it does not withold real-world tips and relevant background information and thereby becomes an invaluable guide to anyone seriously interested in addressing bottlenecks and increasing the ...             Assembly Language Programming for Intel Processors Family5 reviews Vasile Lungu Teora USA, LLC, 2005 x86 Architecture and Assembly language concentrate This was my first ASM book I've bought: it was the first original edition in Romanian (didn't read the English translation yet). I must agree that it has many typographical mistakes and some of the schematics are not very easy to understand. It is made up of two parts the first one being the Intel processor architecture and the second the assembly language and integration with higher level ...             80X86 IBM PC and Compatible Computers: Assembly Language, Design and Interfacing Vol. I and II (3rd Edition)6 reviews Muhammad Ali Mazidi, Janice Gillispie Mazidi Prentice Hall, 2000 Worth Every Penny This book is very well written. It's approach to learning assembly language and how 80x86 systems interface with peripherals is the best I've ever seen. The programming examples are clear, concise, and relevant. Hardware interfacing is heavily PC/XT centered (old), but is still relevant in many of today's embedded systems. The book also details how to use C to accomplish many of the same ...             Mastering Turbo Assembler18 reviews Tom Swan Sams Publishing, 1995 Good book to read AFTER Assembly Language Step by Step You really need to read Jeff Dunteman's book first to get the most out of this book. I found it to be very readable. He also explains the gotchas really well. You can't go wrong with this one. Too bad this subject takes all your time. The book is roughly 869 pages long in not so large type. Seeya!             Assembly Language and Computer Architecture Using C++ and Java?5 reviews Anthony J. Dos Reis Course Technology, 2004 This is one of the greatest books about assembly This is one of the greatest books about assembly you can buy... I will tell you why: The most of the books (e.g. 'Assembly Language Master Class' of Wrox) which you can buy about assembly are about topics like 'how to paint a bitmap on the screen', 'how to write to a file', 'how to read a character from the keyboard', and so on. This is nice if you only want to know some little tricks ...             SPARC Architecture, Assembly Language Programming, and C (2nd Edition)12 reviews Richard P. Paul Prentice Hall, 1999 Dated but remains an excellent source of reference This book is excellent considering the time it was produced and definitely an superb piece of work. But an update is needed as technologies have progressed much over the last 8-9 years; e.g. Sun Microsystems have incorporated the GCC compiler into their latest architectures like the x86-Opteron; to compare and offer new perspectives on the subject maybe advances in compiler technology, if any ...             Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers (4th Edition)59 reviews Kip R. Irvine Prentice Hall, 2002 A True Champ For Learning Assembly If your like me, and need a few clues in this programming world. Then this is a great book for extensive coverage of Assmebly Programming. It provides an easy to read and stay awake method of learning how to code in ASM. The examples work great as long as you follow along closely. Pick up on the key details and you'll be running in no time. Be aware that for FPU programming, refer to ...             Inside Microsoft .NET IL Assembler5 reviews SERGE LIDIN Microsoft Press, 2002 Use this book to learn IL and improve ALL your .NET skills Inside Microsoft .NET IL Assembler is like a backstage pass to the language that ALL managed .NET code compiles down to and a great companion to any .NET developer who wants to better understand how their code is compiled and executed. Benefits of the book: For the 'average' .NET developer there are a number of things you can learn and apply to daily software development. For a start you will ...             Introduction to 80X86 Assembly Language and Computer Architecture8 reviews Richard C. Detmer Jones & Bartlett Publishers, 2001 Finally, a textbook you can learn from....!! Richard Detmer has done an excellent job of relating a very difficult subject! I originally signed up for a a class in assembly language my sophomore year. As a computer science major, the course is mandatory. Three weeks into the class I dropped it.....despite the instructors knowledge of the subject, the textbook we were using made no sense. I reregistered for the class the next semester, and ...              search for books 64-bit, 80x86, architecture, assembler, assembly, cd-rom, compatible, computer, computers, design, edition, expert, family, inside, intel-based, interfacing, introduction, language, linux, mastering, microsoft, pentium, processors, professional, programmer, programming, sparc, step-by-step, turbo, using books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen apparel: Sexy Black Bones Skeleton Costume Pantyhose Tights leave a comment home  impressum - about us