https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1273844/The-Intel-Assembly-Manual

Contains everything in FASM: Real, Protected, Long, Virtualization, and soon DPMI.

What an excellent assembler.

Have fun

Thanks for posting.

Seems a good introduction.

The structures are presented as C style though. So "long" is ambiguous to me. Is it always 32-bits? Some compilers change the length of long to match the underlying code, i.e. 32-bit or 64-bit. Perhaps changing to x86 conventions would serve the purpose better, dword, qword, etc.

intN_t types do the job. All those int’s, long’s, char’s and float’s are not guaranteed to have any particular size, only the minimal one is specified. And it shouldn’t even be a multiple of 8 bits.

Is there a way to download articles off CodeProject without downloading the entire web page with all the bloat? I really hate relying on online availability of something (if only that my internet can go down) and always archive locally interesting information like this.

I hate sites that assume you are online 24/7.

print botton top right of page
( then save or print? )

Thanks. It's not perfectly what I wanted, but it will do.

I know I'm late replying, but ... can you please re-license your code to a free/libre license that is both OSI and FSF approved? (CPOL is not popular, apparently.) This is not a personal request as I do not intend to use it. So don't feel pressured too much, but ... it's nice to not have unnecessary obstacles for further redistribution and development.