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addes3 05 Sep 2011, 19:56
All you've done so far is DOS programming. Windows programming uses an entirely different syntax.
Here's a great DOS assembly tutorial using FASM (which I learned a lot from): http://matthew-4gl.wikispaces.com/fasm_tutorial Assembly is a very ill-documented computer language. FASM is even more so. You're going to have look hard and long for good documentation, and even then the best doc's are FASM's, Intels'a and AMD's manuals. |
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Rock_maniak_forever_ 07 Sep 2011, 11:34
You just search too bad (or doesn't search).
Look here:  Video Tutorials by Assembler
Or here: 1. Assembly Language Tutorial (a series of video-tutorials by Neil Dickson) 2. Assembly Primer For Hackers (Online stream) 3. Видеокурс по Ассемблеру для начинающих (in Russian languge) _________________ Proletarian of all countrys, unite! Workers of the world, unite! |
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07 Sep 2011, 11:34 |
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Enko 07 Sep 2011, 14:00
It's not for offending anyone...
when I hear "video tutorial" I remember kindergarden |
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07 Sep 2011, 14:00 |
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Rock_maniak_forever_ 08 Sep 2011, 03:18
Enko wrote: It's not for offending anyone... I am glad for you.  _________________ Proletarian of all countrys, unite! Workers of the world, unite! |
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08 Sep 2011, 03:18 |
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avcaballero 08 Sep 2011, 10:09
Well, you can take a look at my web site if you want. My own asm learning experiences are there. Wrong/good feellings would be welcome.
Greatings |
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08 Sep 2011, 10:09 |
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nitt 08 Sep 2011, 11:28
addes3 wrote: All you've done so far is DOS programming. Windows programming uses an entirely different syntax. I'm not trying to program for Windows. I've been trying to construct my own OS. Again, I'm not really a complete novice in Assembly. I've even coded a simple operating system. Although, since the files can only be 510bytes by themselves, it's not very advanced. I'm still trying to learn how to load other files stored in the disk. But it appears that no one has enough time on their hands to make a tutorial on things like this. avcaballero wrote: Well, you can take a look at my web site if you want. My own asm learning experiences are there. Wrong/good feellings would be welcome. Sure, I'll take a look at it sometime. ... Holy crap it's in Spanish! |
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08 Sep 2011, 11:28 |
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xleelz 11 Sep 2011, 01:05
Enko wrote: It's not for offending anyone... That was my point, but he got offended anyway  _________________ The person you don't know is the person that could help you the most... or rape you, whichever they prefer. |
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avcaballero 12 Sep 2011, 11:15
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Yes, it must be because I'm Spanish  . There are some chapters translated into English, as well as I could, though time scarce. Besides, I'm getting more and more lazy to translate, plus at this moment aoe is parked.
In any case, do not worry, English speaker, it is not your fault, just looking at there was enough. Best Regards! |
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12 Sep 2011, 11:15 |
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rain_storm 13 Sep 2011, 16:35
No offense nitt but if you really want to learn asm then you're going to have to force yourself to read.
I started by reading "The Art of Assembly", Most of us have gone through iczelions tutorials. Everyone on this forum has bookmarked ralf browns interrupt list. DOS is a great place to start when you run into a specific problem like how to do file io in DOS then just ask here. |
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