I'm interested in a Tutorials or Guides on how to learn ASM. I'm realy interested in programming and coding. Till now I mainly coded in a BASIC- like language. But I feel that its time to learn something new. But since I'm completely new to ASM and especially FASM I would be realy thankfull for guides / tutorials. I don't want a FASM-in-24-hours-Book. I mean it serious. I couldn't find anything nice when searching for it. Thanks!

If you are willing to read a lot theory, and thus learn a lot for later when you can use the theory, then google for Art of Assembly book. It's free online, but it's not FASM syntax.

Otherwise, well , just study examples, play with them etc...

Thank you! No. I'm willed to LEARN. Otherways I wouldn't learn a language like ASM would I? I knew it would be alot of work. It seems there alot different version of "Art of Assembly" in the internet. Could you give me a more specific search string or the direct link? :O

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I got some questions regarding ASM/ The book

not any Book,only Intel Manuals and learn many source this is all
If you like programming on Bios/Dos/Win/Linux then learn about your system,or
if you like Hardware programming start with PC architecture download specification and learn anything

Good Programming with asm

I have learned a lot from this tutorial : http://drpaulcarter.com/pcasm/
It uses NASM+GCC but it's still a nice and clear syntax.

And download the Intel documentation, at least the instruction set reference : http://developer.intel.com/products/processor/manuals/index.htm

Thank you all! But I decided to stick on the "Art of Assembly". Vid gave me the correct version.

Intel Manuals are the foundation to a deep understanding of x86 - other tutorials are mainly rehashes of the information found there combined with environment specifics and individual style. Instructions can be researched in groups (laid out in Vol.1 Ch.5) to reduce focus and ease digestion. There are invaluable resources like the instruction encoding map, and effected flag Appendix.

the learning comes with the practice

Not sure if these will help, but do check 'em out if interested:

http://burks.bton.ac.uk/burks/language/asm/asmtut/asm1.htm
http://www.gamedev.net/reference/list.asp?categoryid=105

Thanks!