IBM PC Assembly Language Programming: Fifth Edition

Author: Peter Abel
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: Outstanding textbook for information science and technology from renowned universities abroad. In this fifth edition, the author fully considers the programming needs of readers at all levels and strives to help them master assembly language programming techniques. It introduces both the simple elements of hardware and language, as well as technical details and required instructions. Many updates and supplements have been made in the fifth edition, including detailed introductions to video system composition and video operations, modifications and additions to examples, as well as content on protected mode, stack usage, addressing methods, and array processing. The book provides a detailed explanation of the methods and techniques for 80×86 assembly language programming. It is divided into 7 parts and 26 chapters, covering aspects such as hardware and software fundamentals, basic assembly language concepts, video and keyboard operations, data operations, and advanced input/output. It elaborates on special programming techniques such as macro usage, linking, program loading, and overlaying. The last three chapters and the appendix not only expand knowledge but also serve as practical reference materials. The book includes numerous program examples, and each chapter (except the last three) is accompanied by exercises. This book can be used as a textbook or reference for assembly language programming courses in universities, colleges, and vocational schools, as well as helping beginners to master general assembly language programming techniques through self-study and hands-on practice.